This 3″ x 14″ x 14″ oxidized pottery piece offers a striking display of contrasting colors and textures. Delicate hand-drawn marks incised into the surface reveal a vibrant blue and green underlayer, creating a dramatic interplay against the muted exterior. The meticulous precision of the incised lines allows the hidden colors to peek through, their…
Standing at 19 inches tall and crafted in 1999, “Sanctuary Jar in Gray” exudes a sense of quiet contemplation. Its cylindrical form, emphasized by horizontal bands of gray and white, radiates both stability and subtle movement. Deeper blue bands mark the top and bottom, framing the composition with a touch of boldness. But the key…
The Coffee Pot, 1992 (13” x 7” x 12”) stands out not just for its size, but for its whimsical design. Bold colors bathe the pot’s surface, but the true attention grabber is the central motif – a giant question mark. Unlike the more defined markings on other pieces from the same year, this symbol…
Sanctuary Jar with Drips, crafted in 2002, stands as a testament to the captivating interplay between the potter’s hand and the kiln’s fiery breath. This 14.5″ x 10″ x 10.5″ vessel speaks volumes through its unexpected beauty, born from a 48-hour wood-firing process demanding constant attention and meticulous fuel feeding. Placed strategically in the kiln,…
Vessel with Blue Markings (2018, 14.5” x 8” x 11”) presents a captivating visual dialogue. Its lower half explodes with dynamic blue brushstrokes against a watery backdrop, while the upper section stands in stark contrast. Capped in brown and glazed stark white over a vibrant blue, it reveals hints of its vibrant underbelly through intricate…
