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Upside
down bowl (Ceramics) 2007
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first bowl, this has a brown glaze, with a surface shine. |
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Old
house (Ceramics) 2007
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| Based
on a Ceramical house made in the Neolithic period, this
item becomes a presentational example of its own medium,
there is something beautiful and light about the glaze,
that maintains an indefinite Cultural strength under any
condition. |
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The
container (Ceramics) 2007
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wheel is a very useful tool and allows for some beautiful
options when forming an object in clay. This piece died
and became many different shapes before resting itself into
this final shape. |
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The
plate (Ceramics) 2007
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a pre-conceived mold, this piece contains two seperate glazes
acting as a horizon line that can be identified on the face
of the plate. |
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Clown
(Ceramics) 2007
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| This
figure was based on a Rodin design, the glaze itself contained
air bubbles so the figure was not an ultimate success, but
on reflection, as a visual object to look at, it seems to
have a life of its own. |
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Alien
(Ceramics) 2007
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| Hand-pressed
Ceramical figure based on an alien or slug. |
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Slab
Vase (Ceramics) 2007
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| Slab
of clay rolled around and trained into a specific shape.
The glaze is made using a copper oxide with something else. |
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The
Mask (Ceramics) 2007
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face reminds me of hotels and myths. It has a very personal
significance, although I expect that may be true to anybody
who saw it. The face itself is not absolutely symmetrical. |
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Ceramical
object (Ceramics) 2007
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| A small
hand-rolled and printed item with shiny marble - surface. |
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Ceramic
Candle Holder 2007
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a slabbing method with clay I slipped a box together with
three holes around the sides. In the centre there is a ring
just slightly too big for a normal candle-size, the shape
of the square is not exact although the circular window-shapes
suggest a naturalistic hobbit-like appearance that I was
pleased with. |
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