Vessels of Dialogue brings together a new body of porcelain works by Australian ceramic artist Sarit Cohen that explores the intersections of architecture, migration, memory and cultural identity. Drawing on a rich family history spanning India, Nepal, Turkey, Israel and Australia, Cohen transforms familiar vessel forms into sculptural objects that speak to belonging, hospitality and the stories carried through generations.
Through bold colour, refined geometry and meticulous craftsmanship, the exhibition reimagines the vessel as both a functional object and a symbolic form. Vessels of Dialogue invites viewers to reflect on beauty, connection and the ways objects can hold personal and collective histories while opening new conversations across cultures.
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For more than three decades, Sarit Cohen has developed a distinctive ceramic practice exploring relationships, memory and the quiet complexities of human connection. Her sculptural vessels combine refined craftsmanship with architectural form, drawing on themes of dialogue, movement and belonging through subtle gestures, layered surfaces and carefully considered colour.
Working from her Canberra studio, Cohen's work has been exhibited throughout Australia and internationally, and is represented in public and private collections. Her practice continues to evolve through an ongoing exploration of contemporary ceramics, where each work invites reflection, curiosity and conversation.
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