Roberta Griffith – Street Stuff
It’s 2am and I’m imagining ceramic artist Roberta Griffith in Hong Kong four years ago. She’s walking, the throng of the city’s honking commotion surrounding her, and she comes across a large pile of bamboo poles at the edge of a construction site. One of the poles is wrapped in bright yellow-and-black warning tape. This stops her in her tracks.
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