Most of my current work is raku. The spontaneity of the raku process helps keep me energized and excited. Like Christmas morning for a child, I can’t wait to see what I am going to get out of each firing.
I create both wheel thrown and hand built pieces, most of which are non-functional. My love of clay is in its tremendous possibilities and directions. As a result of the clay’s potential I shift back and forth from the wheel to hand built forms very often combing both directions with other materials such as wood, metal, leather and glass.
You can see my work at these galleries in 2012
contact for gallery appt.
Utah Artist Hands, downtown slc
Patrick Moore Gallery Sugarhouse
Marco Polo Snowbird
Evergreen Gallery 33rd so
Livin Life Gallery Park City
Datura Gallery St George
Sorella Gallery Springdale, Utah Zions
I create both wheel thrown and hand built pieces, most of which are non-functional. My love of clay is in its tremendous possibilities and directions. As a result of the clay’s potential I shift back and forth from the wheel to hand built forms very often combing both directions with other materials such as wood, metal, leather and glass.
You can see my work at these galleries in 2012
contact for gallery appt.
Utah Artist Hands, downtown slc
Patrick Moore Gallery Sugarhouse
Marco Polo Snowbird
Evergreen Gallery 33rd so
Livin Life Gallery Park City
Datura Gallery St George
Sorella Gallery Springdale, Utah Zions
