'I Will Eclipse if I Have To (This is My Happy Face)'
Charlotte Driver
stoneware clay + Raku glazes
12 x 8 x 2.5"

Long before the first eclipse, the cosmic council of stars announced that an eclipse was to take place. This rare event required the Moon to pass directly in front of the Sun, temporarily blocking its light. The Moon was hesitant. The Moon moved into position with a glum and dark demeanor. The Moon tenderly hid their friend the Sun for only a few minutes. The Moon’s reluctance faded away and they no longer feared obscuring their friend the Sun.