
Thursday, August 6, 2009
Moving Right Along
Here is yet an
other piece from my "Shigaraki" period. Looking back, I see that all of the masks I made there represent some form of change or movement and this one is a perfect example. Even now, in my raku frenzy, I'm still working with stoneware and stretching its limits as far as I can. The big challenge now is to fire it to near vitrification (for strength) and then use low fire treatments and a final raku firing. Some ceramists have told me that this couldn't be done - but, where there's a will.......

Labels:
ceramics,
engobes,
glaze,
inspiration,
Japan,
mask,
maskwoman,
metaphor,
one of a kind,
peggy bjerkan,
sculpture,
Shigaraki,
stoneware,
surreal,
world
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