Introducing the Geometric Terra Cotta Luminary – a masterpiece crafted from the earth itself, born of clay and fire, to dance with light and shadow upon your walls. This exquisite terra cotta ceramic art piece transcends the ordinary, beckoning forth a symphony of illumination and intrigue. Hand-formed with a reverence for tradition and an eye for innovation, this piece is a testament to the timeless craft of pottery. The clay, rich with history and possibility, yields under the deft touch, shaping into a mesmerizing canvas of geometric allure. As the sun dips below the horizon, casting its golden tendrils upon the world, the true magic of the Luminary is revealed. Its myriad of meticulously crafted holes, strategically placed and thoughtfully arranged, become portals through which light dances and shadows pirouette. Like a celestial ballet, the interplay of light and shadow unfurls across your walls, painting them with an ethereal glow reminiscent of the Northern Lights themselves. Each viewing experience is a journey, a moment suspended in time where the mundane is transformed into the extraordinary. Whether adorning the walls of a cozy living room or casting its enchantment upon an outdoor patio, the Geometric Terra Cotta Luminary invites you to immerse yourself in its captivating beauty. With every passing hour, as daylight wanes and darkness takes hold, this radiant masterpiece whispers tales of ancient wisdom and modern wonder, leaving you spellbound in its luminous embrace.
Geometric Terracotta Luminary
$300
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There is something uniquely human about making art out of clay. As one of the oldest art materials in human history, I have been drawn to the material and absolutely obsessed with it since my first pottery class at the age of 10. The feeling of fresh clay between my fingers and the endless possibilities have my brain in a constant state of wonder. I enjoy moving through all of the stages of the process like a dance that is similar but ever changing in the result. For me, the process of making is as important as the product because of the therapeutic calm that it serves my being. I am always thinking about touch. As my work is created to be used daily and serves a specific purpose to bring joy and comfort to the task that it has been created for. How does the piece feel when held, how will the work entertain, comfort or please the user; are constant questions that spiral through my thoughts through the entire process of making. These questions, paired with the never ending possibilities of surface, keep my work in a consistent evolution that responds to motifs of social justice, objects of comfort, and culturally diverse repeated patterns. As part of my continued exploration of the material, I use several different clay bodies that span in color from deep brown to bright white. The way that patterns and surface techniques respond to these different canvases is strikingly different and creates a different experience depending on the clay body chosen. A porcelain mug yields a delicate bright white canvas that backlights whatever glaze or color is applied onto its surface, while the deep brown clay is usually left partially unglazed for the user to interact with its naturally rich texture. As I waiver between clay bodies and surface decoration, my work is cohesive within the themes of texture, imagery and form which provides a diverse body of work that is cohesive while each piece is individual. Each piece is thought through from foot to lip and edge to curve making sure that the experience of the user is enjoyable and specific, keeping them coming back for more.
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