“It’s Mothman’s world, we’re just living in it” is a collection of ceramic works by Nyssa Braid and Dan Go that transform passing shapes into stories. Rooted in the artists’ love of storytelling and fantasy, the works reimagine natural forms as curious relics and mythic landscapes.

Guided by playful intuition, the pieces embrace rough edges and abstraction. Their raw presence resists fixed intention and opens space for viewers to find their own associations and narratives, while subtle embellishments hint at a wider lore.

In this space of ambiguity, mythology emerges organically. Undefined forms become seeds for storytelling, where many perspectives accumulate into shared narratives. Like shadows mistaken for figures in the night, these works show how the half-seen can ignite the imagination, expanding into living worlds of wonder and myth.