MoonOwl
$2,500
32 x 20 x 17
Clay, hematite, shells, bird's nest
MoonOwl is an evocative hand-built clay sculpture. She is a mythic being, and beckons viewers to come closer and gaze into her brilliant eyes and hear her stories. MoonOwl sits upon a wooden stand that is 24" x 22" x 22".
Early Bloomer
$680
10 x 3.75 x 2.5
Hand-built ceramic earthenware, oxide stain, wire, fired to cone 05 in oxidation.
I grew up too fast. I started drinking at the age of 13, which led to fifteen years lost to the disease of addiction. Making these ceramic figurines allow me to re-capture a sense of joy, humor, and playfulness while at the same time making sense of my past.
Village
$195
5 x 12 x 9
Porcelain with underglaze and glaze
Porcelain houses have been my playthings for a while; I am still investigating them. They are purposely odd, and also familiar. Proportions are strange, windows and doors impossible, scale out of whack. I enjoy putting them in different combinations in different environments to see what they mean then.
Humpback Whales Play
$595
20 x 20
Ceramic Sculpture on Painted Canvas
As a ceramic artist my work is inspired by the elemental energies of the natural world that infuses my life on Cape Cod. Working in stoneware and porcelain clay, my pieces often combine both wheel throwing and hand building techniques.
Not a Vessel : Shadows 2
$200
14 x 6 x 10
clay, fire, smoke, glaze, pressure
Clay vessel
Sway
$2,800
16 x 14 x 12
White stoneware, Slab constructed, Reduction Fired
These forms are metaphors for mortality and also explore how ideas emerge from within.The directionality of the work is often twisted, torqued and inverted in ways that explore the idea of being disrupted and pulled apart and also coming together within a form.
Sake Set
$150
6 x 4 x 14
White stoneware with inclusions and slip
Sake set, fired in an anagama kiln to cone 10 over 48 hours
FireboxPlatter
$300
10 x 10
Wild North Carolina Catawba clay
This piece was fired for six days in the sidestoke firebox of an anagama kiln. It's a risky process due to the fluctuation in temperature throughout the firing and to the danger that overenthusiastic stoking might impact the pot. When it works, as it did here, it's worth the risk.
The Winter Monarch
$4,300
18 x 16 x 8
Handbuilt stoneware paperclay, cone 10 reduction, glaze, underglaze
Inspired by the sprawling evergreen forests of Rocky Mountain National Park, realized as a being from that world
Landscape at Sunrise. But it's complicated.
$1,500
17 x 3
electric fired earthenware
Thrown and maiolica-glazed earthenware with underglaze engraving and overglaze pouncing, sponging, and painted decoration.
The State of Clay
LEXART - Lexington Arts & Crafts Society
