Andrea Copp is a ceramicist and artist based in Vancouver, Canada.

Artist's Statement
This piece draws quiet inspiration from a gesture of profound resilience: in certain regions where Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) operates, women arrive at remote health centres carrying a small stone in their hand—a private signal, offered in silence.

The program is named Marie-Pierre—a French name, where pierre means stone. The stone becomes a vessel, carrying what cannot always be spoken aloud.

Marie-Pierre speaks to what we carry, what we protect, and what endures. A meditation on the strength of women, on healing, and the quiet power of objects to hold meaning.

Colour
A deep, weathered bronze with terracotta undertones

Material 
Terracotta clay layered with oxides and multi-fired surface treatment 

Dimensions 
Dia16" x H18"

Origin
Made in British Columbia, Canada

Additional Information
Multi-fired, layered colourants and glaze. Not Suitable For Water

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