Ceramics
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Ceramics

In clay, I work primarily with stoneware in atmospheric kilns, creating wheel thrown altered functional ware. I like to play and bring a new definition to traditional forms. I am interested in time and the effects of time: rusted metals, distressed woods. The glaze in its application, combined with the touch of an atmospheric kiln: gas reduction/ wood soda/ salt, produces imperfection: a weathered finish unique to each piece.

Bowls – Reduction Fired Stoneware

  • A bowl with a spiral design on it.
  • Three bowls stacked on top of each other.
  • A bowl with brown speckles on it.

Water Cans – Wood Fired Stoneware

  • A brown and white plate with some leaves on it
  • Two large gray jugs on a wooden shelf.

Salt & Pepper – Wood Fired Stoneware

  • Two ceramic containers are shown side by side.
  • Two yellow containers are sitting on a table.
  • Two orange jars are sitting on a table.
  • Two white containers are sitting on a table.
  • Two jars are shown side by side on a table.
  • Two orange jars are sitting on a table.
  • Two orange and white canisters sitting on top of a table.
  • Two brown jars are sitting on a table.