Wu-Li (Patterns of Organic Energy)

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'Wu-li' means 'patterns of organic energy'. Flora and fauna abound; the curl of a carved fern's frond moves into the bud of a lily about to open into flower.

Touchstones Rochdale

Rochdale

Title

Wu-Li (Patterns of Organic Energy)

Date

2012

Medium

porcelain & stoneware

Accession number

1544

Acquisition method

purchased with support from the Victoria and Albert Museum Purchase Grant Fund, the Handley Bequest and the Friends of Rochdale Art Gallery, 2014

Work type

Sculpture

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