Ceramic
16" W x 16" D x 23" H
Each of the pieces in this particular series are Folk Tales of finding confidence in adversity. Imagined in characters and forms that are cracked, quirky, or imperfect; these pieces aim to invoke a feeling of vulnerability, yet create a sense of humor & lightness out of risk & exposure.
Each of the pieces in this particular series are Folk Tales of finding confidence in adversity. Imagined in characters and forms that are cracked, quirky, or imperfect; these pieces aim to invoke a feeling of vulnerability, yet create a sense of humor & lightness out of risk & exposure.
"Rouse" - Large lidded jar
Ceramic
29" W x 25" H x 16" D
Confidence, being delicate in its beginnings, requires care in order not to be blown out. Images of fire imply pilot lights - on and exposed to the elements.
Large Jar
Each of the pieces in this particular series are Folk Tales of finding confidence in adversity. They are igniting their own beauty, bravery, and power from something uncomfortable - in coming to terms with a personal truth. Imagined in characters and forms that are cracked, quirky, or imperfect. This piece illustrates the course of carrying and making light of a heavy weight #MeToo
18" H x 14" L x 14" W
Each of the pieces in this particular series are Folk Tales of finding confidence in adversity. They are igniting their own beauty, bravery, and power from something uncomfortable - in coming to terms with a personal truth. Imagined in characters and forms that are cracked, quirky, or imperfect; these pieces aim to invoke a feeling of vulnerability, yet create a sense of humor & lightness out of risk & exposure.
Ceramic, Bronzel Powder, Shellac, Wax, Raku,
16" W x 16" D x 20" H
Each of the pieces in this particular series are Folk Tales of finding confidence in adversity. They are igniting their own beauty, bravery, and power from something uncomfortable - in coming to terms with a personal truth. Imagined in characters and forms that are cracked, quirky, or imperfect.
Ceramics
25" W x 32" H x 25" D
The boy, though naked and exposed, feels confident, safe, and willing to take risks. The adults are attached, attentive and aware. While the boy is oblivious to his rough base, the base remains his ground.
Note: Scorpian Pose: "Scorpion pose pushes us to move past our self-imposed expectations and limits, to find our guts and gumption, and to own our badassery." - beyogi.com
Large Jar Forms, Wall Pieces and Sculptures - Themes surrounding Parenting/Motherhood
Sgraffito Tree Carving on Handbuilt Functional Ceramics