Utilitarian
My love of clay began in my study of Anthropology and looking at artifacts of vessels. This led my desire to make pots, or as I considered them, future artifacts. Although my work has shifted over the years, I still love making utilitarian pieces. I am drawn to the directness of a pot as an object that intimately connects. I often think of the potential user as I construct the forms, imagine the objects in hands, in use, in homes, collecting evidence of lives being lived.
Hollow Bowl, Earthenware with glaze, 4”T x 8”W x 5.5’D
Curved dish, Earthenware with glaze, 2.75"T x 6"D x 11.75"L
Planters, Earthenware with glaze
Mugs, Earthenware with glaze
Red Mug, Earthenware with glaze, 3"T x 3.5"D x 4.75"L
Platter, Earthenware with glaze, 5”T x 18”W x 9”D
Oblong bowl, Earthenware with glaze, 7"T x 16"W x 7"D
Candlesticks, Earthenware with glaze, 7"T x 2.75"W x 2.75"D
Cup and saucers with laser cut image of cup, Earthenware with glaze
White Bowl, 3.25"T x 6.25" W, Earthenware with glaze
Curved dish, 2.75"T x 6"D x 11.75"L, Earthenware with glaze
Bowl, Earthenware with terra sigillata and glaze, 7”T x 12”W x 12”D
Hollow bowl, Earthenware with glaze
Cup and saucers with decal images of cups, Earthenware with glaze
Candlesticks, Earthenware with glaze