Megan Bogonovich’s Exuberant Ceramic Sculptures Find Joy in Coexistence

Protruding in a meandering fashion like tree branches or the sprawling overgrowth of flowering vines, the flamboyant botanical sculptures that sprout from Megan Bogonovich’s Norwich studio capture the wondrous moments of when “bucolic tips over into batty.” Her workspace is tucked in a wooded area, leaving Bogonovich constantly surrounded by lush landscapes. “When I look around my neighborhood this time of year,” she says, “nature seems so verdant and powerful. I think the fragility of the material and the quantity of sculptures have mirrored the natural world in the way that plants are abundant, but vulnerable and highly pluckable.” Bogonovich’s sculptures (previously) embody the delicate relationship between humans and the environment. More Do stories and artists like this matter to you? Become a Colossal Member today and support independent arts publishing for as little as $5 per month. The article Megan Bogonovich’s Exuberant Ceramic Sculptures Find Joy in Coexistence appeared first on Colossal.