Mugs for Memories. Ceramic with glaze and custom printed decals. The decal confetti are abstracted from old family photographs. This work is an on going fundraiser for The Alzheimer Association. Please email for more information.
untitled (window series), porcelain with glaze on steel rods. 2011- on going
Developed during my graduate school research 2011-2013, this work is a continuation of considerations around the permeability of space as a metaphor for form extension, and the blurred line between inside and out. Based on experiences and time living in Japan (2008-2009), the shoji screen is a catalyst and acts, like all architectural surfaces, as epidermis and intermediary between public/private, and the defined function and interpretation of a space.
untitled (window series), porcelain and glaze on steel. 2011 - on going.
Developed during my graduate school research 2011-2013, this work is a continuation of considerations around the permeability of space as a metaphor for form extension, and the blurred line between inside and out. Based on experiences and time living in Japan (2008-2009), the shoji screen is a catalyst and acts, like all architectural surfaces, as epidermis and intermediary between public/private, and the defined function and interpretation of a space.
untitled (window series), porcelain and glaze on steel. 2011 - on going.
Developed during my graduate school research 2011-2013, this work is a continuation of considerations around the permeability of space as a metaphor for form extension, and the blurred line between inside and out. Based on experiences and time living in Japan (2008-2009), the shoji screen is a catalyst and acts, like all architectural surfaces, as epidermis and intermediary between public/private, and the defined function and interpretation of a space.
untitled (window series), porcelain and glaze on steel. 2011 - on going.
Developed during my graduate school research 2011-2013, this work is a continuation of considerations around the permeability of space as a metaphor for form extension, and the blurred line between inside and out. Based on experiences and time living in Japan (2008-2009), the shoji screen is a catalyst and acts, like all architectural surfaces, as epidermis and intermediary between public/private, and the defined function and interpretation of a space.
Mugs for Memories. Ceramic with glaze and custom printed decals. The decal confetti are abstracted from old family photographs. This work is an on going fundraiser for The Alzheimer Association. Please email for more information.