Assembly Artwork: Earthen Vessels

Formed from clay, inspired by divine breath and delivered in grace.

May 30, 2025 |

Art by Amelia Osborne

This year’s assembly artwork was created by Amelia Osborne. A lifelong fine artist, raised on Oak Island, N.C., she studied fine arts with a focus on sculpture and recreation art therapy at Western Carolina. Amelia has worked in and curated galleries for over 30 years. Amelia, along with her partner, Tom Eure, are folk/Celtic musicians as well as co-creators of The Gallery at Morning Star, nestled within Morning Star Lutheran Church (RIC) in Matthews, N.C. She is also an activist and serial hugger.

Earthen Vessels, 2024
Watercolor pencil, gouache, liquid gold on Bristol parchment
19”x 24”

Artist Statement
Formed from clay, inspired by divine breath and delivered in grace.  Uniquely created to carry and pour out love; still fragile in our humanness.
God Is Calling . . .
Calling us to healing. Calling us to relationship. Calling us to one another. Calling us to LOVE.
God is Calling . . . Can you Hear?

Attribution:

Synod Staff

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