A ceramic art and pottery blog about my personal work, concepts and ideas. My interests lie in exploring the reevaluation and revaluation of craft both through ceramic art and craft theory.
The second piece is the culmination of my interest and research in reevaluating what functional ceramics is and can be. Despite its look it is bone-dry porcelain... unfired.
I struggle with the same things you speak of in your artist statement. I am a ceramic art student and I appreciate the balance that you have been able to find between anxiety and stability. The moment that you "center" yourself is a great compliment to the stability of a thrown vessel. You find your self in a tranquil moment when nothing else matters but what your working on. This is my meditation practice also. Congratulations on your 4' vessel, this is not an easily achievable task. I think that the unstable looking thrown forms that you have created are curious and well thought out. Peace. and Cheers.
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I struggle with the same things you speak of in your artist statement. I am a ceramic art student and I appreciate the balance that you have been able to find between anxiety and stability. The moment that you "center" yourself is a great compliment to the stability of a thrown vessel. You find your self in a tranquil moment when nothing else matters but what your working on. This is my meditation practice also.
Congratulations on your 4' vessel, this is not an easily achievable task.
I think that the unstable looking thrown forms that you have created are curious and well thought out.
Peace. and Cheers.
You have some amazing work, inspirational.
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