Deborah Yasinsky
  • Home
  • ARTWORK
    • Installation
      • Birth and Loss Ritual Healing Installation
      • Gestation
      • Tree Vessels
    • Ceramics
    • Paintings and Works on Paper
    • Curatorial
      • Landscape As Witness: Lived Experience in the Bronx
      • Ancestral Foods: Family Feasts
      • Geographies of the Self
      • Beasts Like Me: Feminism and Fantasy
      • Listen: Artist Respond to Politics
  • ABOUT
  • CV
  • VIMEO
  • INSTAGRAM
Deborah Yasinsky
  • Home
  • ARTWORK
    • Installation
      • Birth and Loss Ritual Healing Installation
      • Gestation
      • Tree Vessels
    • Ceramics
    • Paintings and Works on Paper
    • Curatorial
      • Landscape As Witness: Lived Experience in the Bronx
      • Ancestral Foods: Family Feasts
      • Geographies of the Self
      • Beasts Like Me: Feminism and Fantasy
      • Listen: Artist Respond to Politics
  • ABOUT
  • CV
  • VIMEO
  • INSTAGRAM
© DEBORAH YASINSKY
Website by OtherPeoplesPixels

ARTWORK > Ceramics

Monarch Boy, 2023
Monarch Boy, 2023
2023
Luna Moth Havdalah
Luna Moth Havdalah
Glazed Ceramic
2024
Black Bird Vessel
Black Bird Vessel
2021
2025
2023
Black Bird Hamsa, view 2
Black Bird Hamsa, view 2
2023
2023
Bird Vessel
Bird Vessel
2021
Bird and Moth Vessel
Bird and Moth Vessel
2021
Unicorn Medallion
Unicorn Medallion
2021
Unicorn Tapestries; Sight
Unicorn Tapestries; Sight
2021
Searching for amulets... A landscape rendered in ceramic becomes a site of refuge and memory, a place to return to. The fiber speaks to the body, to labor, and to the intimate rituals of home and tradition. It also echoes the presence of fiber in sacred objects, where material and meaning are tightly woven. The knotted threads and fringe reference Tzitzit, a ritual practice that ties seeing to remembering. By framing the landscape with these fiber elements, the piece becomes a kind of visual prayer, where the natural world is made sacred. It becomes an amulet, a vessel of protection, devotion, and presence.
Landscape Fringe Amulet (Tzitzit)
Glazed Ceramic and Fiber
12 × 8 in
2025
© DEBORAH YASINSKY
Website by OtherPeoplesPixels