Mother and Child not only challenges our understanding about contemporary, post-modernism and what is “current”, as well as, our boundaries and connections within a multi-layered and complex emerging aesthetic that stimulates and awakens our cultural consciousness to the essence of feminism within the rich history of gender roles, but also shifts our notion of modernity and aesthetic modernism toward examining its physicality. Its artistic expression interconnects process and vision, aesthetics and concept, and language of expression to the material - clay. It redefines “ceramics” and its old traditions, offering insight into contemporary, revolutionary, culturally and progressive stages of modern and post-modern perspectives, as well as reinforces our sense of adaptability, vital to the essence of humanity.