Material Study
Benthic fauna evolve without regard for human aesthetics. Their spines, distended jaws, and pitted carapaces respond strictly to abyssal depth, darkness, and tectonic compression.
Coarse iron stoneware and dry mineral slips mirror these rough biological surfaces. Forms dry slowly before firing in heavy reduction kilns to produce matte, calcified finishes.
Studio Principle
Organisms formed outside the reach of daylight possess a functional, indifferent geometry that traditional sculpture often overlooks.
Studio Notebook, Folio IV
Recent Works
Four sculptural studies
Selected individual pieces produced between reduction cycles, documenting diverse benthic profiles and mineral finishes.
Original stoneware pieces are available directly to private collectors, institutional curators, and exhibition programs.