Monday, August 30, 2010
Working Process
This site is an attempt to document my working process and act as a sketchbook, a place for exploration.
I attended two influential ceramic workshops this summer, both of which focused on the glazing process. This has helped me to approach surfaces in a much more painterly fashion.
Just as I feel a connection between sculpture and painting, my interests also center around architecture. I've brought an image of Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater, one of his most well known architectural accomplishments. There is a beauty in the closeness to nature and in the simple coexistence.
I've always enjoyed building things. Over the years I've enjoyed such things as Lincoln Logs, Legos, model trains, etc. In fact, one of Wright's sons was the inventor of Lincoln Logs. My creative process has been a lifelong pursuit, from a young age constructing various buildings and sets.
I've been thinking more lately about interchangeable units, and in particular Lincoln Logs. With only a handful of standard pieces, an infinite number of structures are possible. It is this kind of exploration and curiosity of the possibilities that I'd like to bring to my work.
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