Fronkey, Fall 2014
Ceramic, 1'x1'
Fronkey, Fall 2014
Ceramic, 1'x1'
Ceramic, 1'x1'
Fronkey, Fall 2014
Ceramic, 1'x1'
Ceramic, 1'x1'
While Living Death, Fall 2014
Ceramic, 1'x1' (~)
While Living Death, Fall 2014
Ceramic, 1'x1' (~)
Ceramic, 1'x1' (~)
Medusa, Fall 2014~Still in progress
Hand carved, Earthenware Clay
2'x2'
Medusa: this piece depicts my interpretation of the Greek myth of Medusa.
The piece represents the final moment rite after Medusa was decapitated by Perseus.
This is a brief, controversial and intimate moment, where she huggs herself with her wings, almost to hide this private and last consciuous act. As she is holding her head, before Perseus has a chance to grab it, she finally stares at the only place of her body that she couldn't look at, herself.
The piece represents the final moment rite after Medusa was decapitated by Perseus.
This is a brief, controversial and intimate moment, where she huggs herself with her wings, almost to hide this private and last consciuous act. As she is holding her head, before Perseus has a chance to grab it, she finally stares at the only place of her body that she couldn't look at, herself.
This sculpture is hand carved from a solid 2'x2' block of eathernware clay. The process of carving a solid block of clay is highly labor intensive and it needs caution, because of the necessity to coordinate the drying process of the clay while carving.
Medusa, Fall 2014~Still in progress
Hand carved, Earthenware Clay
2'x2'
Hand carved, Earthenware Clay
2'x2'
Medusa, Fall 2014~Still in progress
Hand carved, Earthenware Clay
2'x2'
Hand carved, Earthenware Clay
2'x2'
Rosary, Fall 2014
Clay, 9" x 4"
For many people it is an object of faith, hope and redemption; for many young people is just an old, fixed and dusty object.
Rosary, Fall 2014
Clay, 9"x4"
Clay, 9"x4"
