The naked porcelain is beautiful. I love allowing the blue-green glazes inside to shine through the negative spaces. At this time I am making orchid pots, carved and pierced porcelain bowls, boxes and other art forms.
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Artists have an amazing ability to help people feel better, by expanding their sense of what is possible, by expressing emotion, by gaining a sense of empowerment, or simply by beautifying a space.
Featured Artist Debbie Carne
It is the impact of juxtaposing the traditional with the unexpected that I seek to express in my work, giving a witty, contemporary twist to the classic, decorative plate.
Featured Artist Pierpaolo Catini
In my creative journey, I felt the need to create a thick surface in my artworks, something material that people can feel and touch.
Featured Artist Curtis Benzle
From the tactile magic of malleable clay, to the visual temptation of the luminous, fused silica in translucent porcelain, this material excites my senses and stimulates a creative mind.
Featured Artist Nancy Salamon
I use white stoneware fired to 2232°. My designs are drawn from nature—fish, herons, dragonflies, calla lilies, crabs, hummingbirds.
Featured Artist Linda Chapman
I work in porcelain because I love the contrast of pure color on the pristine, translucent white of the porcelain. Porcelain is quite demanding to work with, but mastery of this medium results in striking artwork.
Featured Artist Edrian Thomidis
My work is motivated by our interaction with our world, nature, and those around it. Life experiences and moments inspire the characters and the symbols that have meaning behind my figurative sculptures.
Featured Artist Lilianne Milgrom
The direction and aesthetic of the work is invariably determined by the subject itself…When a viewer genuinely connects with my art, be it on an intimate or an immersive scale, I feel tremendously fulfilled and uplifted.
Featured Artist Mindy Colton
Capturing the essence, spirit and natural expression exhibited by horses, not just the realistic representation and using their images to elicit a feeling or mood is essential to my work.
Featured Artist Gerard Justin Ferrari
I view my sculptures as highly-crafted, complex, three-dimensional clay collages that embody disparate influences, forms and conceptual ideas.
Featured Artist Francesca Busca
What inspires me? It would be easier to say what does NOT! Everywhere I look, every consideration I make, is a source of inspiration.
Featured Artist Sheryl Zacharia
The intention of my art is not to tell a story, but to create objects that influence and enhance the space around them, evoking an emotional response.
Featured Artist Kirsten Stingle
I work carefully to approach each story as an exploration, allowing multiple interpretations. My intent is not to dictate the sculpture’s narrative, but for each viewer to find a story that is personal and unique to them.
