Empire of Ants - Suzanne Foitzik & Olaf Fritsche spring post-colonial landscape - a seemingly

post-colonial landscape - a seemingly flat and motionless place which is nevertheless defiantly alive

5cm high & 26cm wide

meadow and river that lies unclaimed and overlooked on the outskirts of town

Hand-turned to perfection

9cm (base of the bowl)

Empire of Ants - Suzanne Foitzik & Olaf Fritsche spring post-colonial landscape - a seeminglyAnts have been walking the Earth since the age of the dinosaurs. Today there are one million ants for every one of us. The closer you get to ants, the more human they look: they build megacities, grow crops, raise livestock, tend their young and infirm, and even make vaccines. They also have a darker side: they wage war, enslave rivals and rebel against their oppressors. From fearsome army ants, who stage twelve hour hunting raids where they devour