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Sarah Hylton Fine & Healing Arts

Sarah Hylton Fine & Healing ArtsSarah Hylton Fine & Healing ArtsSarah Hylton Fine & Healing Arts

Mixed Media & Ceramic Sculptures and ceramic pottery

Altar Totem Series

Altar Totem VI 

20"H X10.5"W X 13"D


Available for inquiries and to purchase.

    Ancestor Totem i and II

    Ancestor Totem l Section

    Approx. 53.5"H X 10.5"W X 10.5"D.


    One of a kind hand built, coil and slab ceramic sculpture.  Carved. 

      Garden Totems

      Garden Totem I

      Birdbath

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        Small Mama Pacha Series

        MAMA PACHA 

        The approximate size is: 6.75” H X 4” W X 2.5” D. 

        Each sculpture is hand carved. Variations in glaze, color and form are natural.  Sculptures are created in contemplative practice, signed and numbered. Small batch production. When ordering, please specify color and number from gallery above. Stay tuned for posts of new pieces.

        200 USD plus tax and shipping

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        The Mama Pacha sculpture series is an outcome of my exploration of the Divine Feminine. I am inspired by Paleolithic and Neolithic expressions of being interconnected and embodying the Divine Feminine. I pay homage to these ancestors. Mama Pacha is a representation of receiving energy and guidance from realms of benevolence through the crown and uplifted arms of exultation  and grounding this creative force in Gaia. One side of Mama Pacha is pregnant in her fertile creative nature. The other side of the sculpture is more androgynous and exemplifies the manifestation of our empowered compassionate heart. The hips have a carved design that represents both portals of collective knowing, our primordial essence of being, and the collaborative nature of our interdependence with the super organism of bees. 


        Lotus Born, Forgiveness Totem III

        Lotus Born, Forgiveness Totem lll

        51.5"H X 26" W X 26"D(section of inner lotus bowl)


        The Forgiveness Totem series is based on my  intention to create art to interact with and remember our  inter-dependency with the natural world. These sculptures are born from  my efforts of “zero waste” and creating art from what would otherwise be  landfill. 


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          Rhythms Forgiveness Totem IV & Forgiveness Totem V

          Forgiveness Totem V

          56" H X 34"W X 17" D


          I was reflecting on teachings I received in the phrase, "chopping off the head". Spiritual elders will go into deep meditative practice to "chop off the head" and come from the heart in their actions and in guiding others.


          A reoccurring symbol in my work is the seed syllable for the primordial essence of being. This symbol is located in the heart of the sculpture.

            Forgiveness Totem VI and VII

            Forgiveness Totem VI

            Once tiles are adhered with thinset I use garden mulch as spacers to insure tiles maintain desired spacing while drying.

              Forgiveness Totems Vi & Vii Get An Uplift

              Forgiveness Totem Series

              A Zero Waste Art Project

              The Forgiveness Totem series is a blending of trash art and ceramics. It  is a commentary on packaging and being responsible for my waste. My  intention is to create art to interact with and remember our  inter-dependency with the natural world. These sculptures are born from  my efforts of “zero waste” and creating art from what would otherwise be  landfill. This has been an intimate relationship with the trash I  generate and a process of discerning how I can reduce this impact on the  environment. I have incorporated over two years of my debris into these  sculptures, and I have changed some of my consumption habits because of  facing the dilemmas of this kerfuffle in my lifestyle.   


              The creative process included organizing plastic and other waste into  armatures. I wrapped the armatures in chicken wire and then applied  Portland cement to the armatures. I then rolled out slabs of clay and covered the armatures with these slabs. When the clay was leather hard, I cut the clay into the shapes of the tiles. The tiles were individually designed and sculpted. After glazing and firing the tiles  the tiles were thin set on the armature and the mosaic was grouted. 


              This video depicts the first stages  of building the armatures.    


              Sales from the Forgiveness Totem Series directly fund  activities in harmony with ancient ancestral teachings of interdependency and Sacredness of ALL life.


              Forgive me for the ways in which I have been forgetful and disconnected  to myself and the life around me. Forgive me for my over consumption  when you have not received enough to thrive. Forgive me for the waste I  have generated and help me to make better choices in how I nourish  myself and interact with my environment. Please help me to be in harmony  with the natural world and have my hand print bigger than my footprint.  Please guide me in what is mine to do.

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