Crochet ceramic

I’ve been cocooning myself in the studio for a couple of years now. Gestating, trying all sorts of new/old/new again approaches, bringing them along to the fullest expression and then, having learned all I was interested in learning, dropping them cold. Sometimes that’s called iterating, sometimes it’s called a major dry spell, spinning […]

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Oct 6, 2011 - I designed this stoneware pottery bowl to look like a piece of gathered cloth in ceramic. Inside it has the imprint of vintage lace crochet with classic Wedgwood blue colour, and outside it has a little fabric texture and is unglazed for contrast. Because it is made from strong stoneware clay,

This is the other side of ceramics that takes a big chunk of my time that doesn’t involve ceramics, that is managing this space, @unearth_space just when you think ceramics hasn’t been so loaded with unidentified problem already 😂 I spend a lot of weekend mostly remotely working with the team here at @unearth_space This year’s birthdays we took the opportunity to host together with another creative retail and brand from Kuala Lumpur @snackfood to host Japanese textile artist…

This semester I am experimenting with dipping random things in slip and firing them. "Slip dipping." The idea is that you dip the object (paper, fabric, cardboard...) into slip, let it dry, low fire it, and when its fired the dipped object should burn out, leaving a fragile ceramic shell. I am about to bisque my first test of dipped objects. (kinda nervous that I will end up with ceramic crumbs) eh we'll see how it goes. Cross your fingers! Kristen Wickland and her porcelain lace was a…