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Flower Bench | Public Mosaics by Connie Glover Pottery | Newton Seniors Centre in Surrey. Item made of ceramic
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Flower Bench | Public Mosaics by Connie Glover Pottery | Newton Seniors Centre in Surrey. Item made of ceramic
Flower Bench | Public Mosaics by Connie Glover Pottery | Newton Seniors Centre in Surrey. Item made of ceramic
Flower Bench | Public Mosaics by Connie Glover Pottery | Newton Seniors Centre in Surrey. Item made of ceramic
Flower Bench | Public Mosaics by Connie Glover Pottery | Newton Seniors Centre in Surrey. Item made of ceramic
Flower Bench | Public Mosaics by Connie Glover Pottery | Newton Seniors Centre in Surrey. Item made of ceramic

Created and Sold by Connie Glover Pottery

Connie Glover Pottery

Flower Bench - Public Mosaics

Featured In Newton Seniors Centre, Surrey, Canada

Starts at $5,000

Part of a 4 part public art commission, this community art project was constructed with participants from the Newton Seniors' Centre. Collaboration with Vallalee Hoffman.

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Item Flower Bench
Created by Connie Glover Pottery
As seen in Newton Seniors Centre, Surrey, Canada
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Meet the Creator

Connie Glover Pottery

Surrey, Canada

Wescover creator since 2020
Public Art Relief Tile Murals and Mosaics, Pottery

Artist Statement


In addition to my regular ceramic studio practice, I have enjoyed creating a number of large-scale public art and community public art projects. Most recently, in collaboration with Deborah Putman, the 50 sq. ft. ceramic tile mosaic “Kwomais: A Place of Vision”, was installed at Kwomais Point Park in South Surrey, British Columbia, Canada.
In the studio, my work is primarily soda fired and ranges from functional to sculptural. I am inspired by the natural world and often reference the forms of sea life, seedpods, and other botanical imagery.