When I come across a new process or material, I tend to become curious. If there is something I don’t fully understand, I like to have the opportunity to dive right in and explore it, learning a lot about it during the process.
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Slip casting porcelain was one of those things. This work was done September – December 2008.
While sketching two dimensionally, I feel disconnected from the form I am trying to achieve. With these efficiently manufactured building blocks (milled with a CNC router), one can freely sketch in three-dimensional space. This allows one to get a true sense of form, as opposed to relying on a perceived notion.
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Work done September – October 2008
