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Artist transforms scraps into art

Ceramic artist Nicole Seisler discusses her creative process and motivation during an artist talk for the opening reception of her exhibition “Holding Patterns'' Saturday at the American Museum of Ceramic Art. Seisler’s work in “Holding Patterns,” on display through Dec. 19, explores the idea of recycling and transforming materials. / photo by Darcelle Jones-Wesley
Ceramic artist Nicole Seisler discusses her creative process and motivation during an artist talk for the opening reception of her exhibition “Holding Patterns” Saturday at the American Museum of Ceramic Art. Seisler’s work in “Holding Patterns,” on display through Dec. 19, explores the idea of recycling and transforming materials. / photo by Darcelle Jones-Wesley
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Darcelle Jones-Wesley, a senior photography major, is photography editor of the Campus Times. Her work can also be found at photographybydarcelle.com.

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