The four on the top row are derived from the mold of "Buzzcut," the stern soldier doll kept around the studio for either anatomical purposes or for people who like to play with dolls. On the bottom row, the two claws are from Robot Goddess 1, which did not survive intact. The next three are from the alien eraser mold used to make the Dwarf Spirits, the minotaur eraser mold used to make the zombies, and the baby/bodhisattva face used for many purposes.
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I work in the medium of stoneware clay and make hand-built pottery, primitive sculpture, hamsas, and a variety of other forms. My work celebrates and pushes the plasticity of the medium. The content of the work follows an inner landscape of biological obsessions, psychic damage, and bouncy cartoon animals.
Saturday, April 9, 2011
Fragments
These are fragments that were interesting enough not to discard into the slip bucket.
The four on the top row are derived from the mold of "Buzzcut," the stern soldier doll kept around the studio for either anatomical purposes or for people who like to play with dolls. On the bottom row, the two claws are from Robot Goddess 1, which did not survive intact. The next three are from the alien eraser mold used to make the Dwarf Spirits, the minotaur eraser mold used to make the zombies, and the baby/bodhisattva face used for many purposes.
The four on the top row are derived from the mold of "Buzzcut," the stern soldier doll kept around the studio for either anatomical purposes or for people who like to play with dolls. On the bottom row, the two claws are from Robot Goddess 1, which did not survive intact. The next three are from the alien eraser mold used to make the Dwarf Spirits, the minotaur eraser mold used to make the zombies, and the baby/bodhisattva face used for many purposes.