Planet Panels
$1,200
18 x 18 x 3.5
Porcelain, porcelain paperclay, wood
Inspired by NASA's images of the mysterious surface of Mars
Grafting Series: Draped
$3,000
14 x 12 x 14
stoneware, porcelain, red enamel paint, nylon, polyfil, thread, beads.
Beautiful and grotesque…alluring and repulsing…intimate and cosmic... Pulsing red cellular activity is at once secretive and seductive. The amplification of organic textures and figurative shapes suggest elements of the natural world, while alluding to sensual and corporeal experiences of the human body.
Scratch
$60
8.5 x 2
Dark clay with black and white underglaze.
Scratch is part of a long standing series of hand built vases intended for a single bud. The application of glaze and wax resist allows the results to be unpredictable influenced by the movement in the form.
Book Stack 001
$1,200
6 x 5 x 8
ceramics, glaze, fired to cone 6
Ceramic Books
Green Cube
$250
8 x 12 x 10
Extruded Stoneware, Cone 10 Reduction
This work represents my interest and translation of architecture, manufacturing techniques and an exploration complex planes.
Smoke Fired Oval Box
$480
8 x 6.5 x 4.5
white stoneware, white and blue underglaze, smoke fired
Acute observation of form, line, and texture is part of my everyday practice. The tactile process of building with malleable clay, that records the minutest impressions, involves a constant dialog with the material.This box references the Shaker oval stacked boxes as well as the layered walls at MASS MOCA
Big Mama
$350
9.25 x 8.5 x 7
3D printed stoneware
Big Mama references archaic fertility figures such as Venus of Willendorf. Originally inspired by my daughter’s pregnancy, this piece continues, in 3D printed form, the hand-built work of my (Re)generation Series.
Touch the Earth II
$65
7.5 x 6 x 3
Terracotta.
This Touch the Earth series explores our interdependence with the earth and is a reminder of the natural elements that need our attention.
Anubis
$4,000
12 x 10 x 21
Glazed Brown stoneware
This sculpture was created in response to the loss of a family member during the Pandemic. It was inspired by the pair of wooden Anubis in the Harvard Art Museum's Egyptian collection. The God Anubis protects and guides the deceased to the underworld.
Reclining Milkweed
$795
5.5 x 17 x 6.5
Sculpture/Vase : Clay, Wood Fired to Cone 11 : Shino and Oribe Glazes
This sculptural vase is inspired by the explosion of milkweed pods and the dispersal their seeds in early fall on Cape Cod. Delicate and prolific, the seeds take flight and fill the air leaving behind the most beautiful vessels. This is that vessel.
The State of Clay
LEXART - Lexington Arts & Crafts Society
