What is becoming increasingly striking in these form-finding pieces (see the reference in the previous post for an insight into the beginnings of this form-finding process) is how different the piece looks viewed from different perspectives. Increasingly so because my understanding of the process and the material is continually deepening and my grasp of the technique and ease of gesture continue to grow.
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Thursday, 23 April 2015
Now Fired
Following on from my preceding post showing the pre-firing images ( Form-Finding - Pre-Firing 17 April ) here are some images of the fired piece; from different angles and in different positions.
What is becoming increasingly striking in these form-finding pieces (see the reference in the previous post for an insight into the beginnings of this form-finding process) is how different the piece looks viewed from different perspectives. Increasingly so because my understanding of the process and the material is continually deepening and my grasp of the technique and ease of gesture continue to grow.
What is becoming increasingly striking in these form-finding pieces (see the reference in the previous post for an insight into the beginnings of this form-finding process) is how different the piece looks viewed from different perspectives. Increasingly so because my understanding of the process and the material is continually deepening and my grasp of the technique and ease of gesture continue to grow.
Friday, 17 April 2015
Form-Finding - Pre-Firing
Another white clay form-finding piece (created according to the form-finding process, as per the posts of 18 August, 24 September, and 19 November 2013), taken in different positions and from different angles. During firing the clay will turn a soft ivory white, similar to the previous 'white clay form-finding' pieces (e.g. Wedding Gift - Now Fired of 30 December 2014):
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