Man Teapot
slip cast, screen-printed, press-molded and hand-assembled porcelain, slips, stains, glazes, gold-luster, cone 1 oxidation fired
15” x 15” x 5”
$400
In my pieces I usually include images from photos I have taken and forms that I have created myself from daily life. I will turn the images into screens to print onto the casting slip, and make casts of the forms I fabricate. I feel that this strengthens the concept that it is the daily moments that make our lives what they are.
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Long Teapot
slip cast and hand-assembled porcelain, slips, stains, glazes, gold-luster, cone 1 oxidation fired
13” x 8” x 6”
$250
I make work out of fragments as I feel that this is a metaphor for the way our lives are…seemingly disjointed and unrelated pieces that together make up a cohesive whole. I make casts from rather mundane materials as I feel this underscores the moment-by-moment footprints of our lives. My goal is to supply the audience with a source for thought and personal speculation rather than present a didactic point of view; an attempt on my part to allow the audience (and myself) to experience the poetics of ambiguity.
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