Siri Burt

"Lured in by the beguiling charm of wrinkled white dresses, chipped red nails, and soft limbs, Blind Eyes Burn Skin (2024) is a haunting revelation on what women have endured throughout the centuries, how they piece themselves back together, and the unsettling tales lurking in the shadows of history. 

Like visions conjured in a witch’s cauldron, the bubbling and warped surfaces of ‘Limbs emerged’ (2024), ‘The Fold’ (2024), and ‘Fused throats’ (2024) all beckon you to come closer and gaze upon the fragmented bodies contained within. As Siri Burt crafts her own magic by combining ceramics and photography, she lifts the veil from our eyes and asks us to divine the truth from the symbolism contained within the stories we are told." - Review by art writer Samantha Macaulay

Installation of Blind Eyes Burn Skin at Edinburgh College of Art 

"Limbs emerged" 2024 Ceramic, Inkjet, Steel 27x12cm

"Fused throats" 2024 Ceramic, Inkjet, Steel 17x17cm

"Growing a bone in the wrong direction" 2024 Porcelain, terracotta, steel 213cm

"Growing a bone in the wrong direction" 2024 Porcelain, terracotta, steel 213cm

"Freedom feels like a mouth" 2024 Raku Ceramic, Steel 40x12cm

"Freedom feels like a mouth" 2024 Raku Ceramic, Steel 40x12cm

"Her Fingers Turned into Hooves" 2024 Casted Aluminum

Newspaper handout, A3