Diana Kersey

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Architectural Ceramics
 
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Public Art for Mulberry Bridge, San Antonio TX, approximately 180 square feet of ceramic artwork. Projected finish date is Summer 2012.

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"Hondo Clay" Kitchen Backsplash, approximately 35 total square feet. Private Residence, Hondo, Tx. 2009. Created as one large slab of clay, cut into puzzle-like sections, kiln fired, and installed using modern tile installation and grouting techniques.

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"India Flower" Kitchen Backsplash, approximately 72 square feet. Private Residence, San Antonio, Tx. 2008. Created as one large slab of clay, cut into puzzle-like sections, kiln fired, and installed using modern tile installation and grouting techniques.

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"Day of the Dead" Bar Backsplash, approximately 8 square feet. Private Residence, San Antonio, TX. 2007. Created as one large slab of clay, cut into puzzle-like sections, kiln fired, and installed using modern tile installation and grouting techniques.

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"Birds and Flowers" Kitchen Backsplash, approximately 30 square feet. Private Residence. Houston, TX. 2008. Created as one large slab of clay, cut into puzzle-like sections, kiln fired, and installed using modern tile installation and grouting techniques.

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"Bee" Kitchen Backsplash, approximately 16 square feet. Private Residence, Alamo Heights, TX. 2006. Created as one large slab of clay, cut into puzzle-like sections, kiln fired, and installed using modern tile installation and grouting techniques. Light pendents thrown on potter's wheel.

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