Here is some of my work.

 Here is some of my Luster tests

Purple Luster

Mother of purel  Luster

Gold Luster

                                            Raku maggots

       crystalline glaze for the stomach

 

 This piece explores the idea of butterflies in the stomach and the feeling of nervousness or excitement that accompanies it. I am trying to juxtapose the human anatomy and the butterflies. The installation plays with these feelings. I want to explore what happens when one gets that feeling of butterflies in the stomach due to nervousness or excitement. There is a contrast between the beauty of the butterflies and the not so pretty aspect of the large intestines and the maggots. The maggots are healing the nervousness sensation.

 Here is some of the my work

          My ceramics are the consequences of my addiction.
          Images and experiences come in. I introduce the viewer to the work then gracefully remove myself.
          

Adelaide Paul

But the inside of the body is transgressive; private, frightening, even revolting to many of us.

Muscle is meat and, on a great many levels, so are we.

All organisms are dependent upon other species in one way or another; consumption in every sense of the word is integral to life in western (and, increasingly, non-western) culture.

I am not sure who this would apply to in the class, but find this very appealing and the colours work really together.

    
 David Packer

My work consists of objects that refer to the rel

ationship between man and the

world

how one affects the other and how they interact

physically and psychologically

in

shared space.

 

indepentdent expression 

 

 

 i was thinking that would be good for Hubert and Amy Kramer

Doug Peltzman






            








Engaged and Responsive to various material and conceptual developments.
The detailed handwork in my pieces serves as a conduit to heighten one's perception and sensitivity about what a pot can be.
Texture and colour Structure , Movement and depth. Playful yet structured investigation.

 Mika Negoshi Laidlaw


                  
 Birth                                                            Birth

 
 All One

I like how the work how it shows the indents in the clay and how it looks like a humans hand.

Developed from the ideas of ''Unconditional Love''and the ''Memory of Cells''

I express my gratitude for life and existence through creating my work in clay.

I came to believe memories come in many different forms.

I for Elizabeth, Amy and Saoirse