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Riven 1 Print

Mark Zurbuchen

United States

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About The Artwork

A decorative thrown-and-altered piece made from Black Mountain clay with heavy-grit grog, and a crawling, white glaze around the rim. Inside is coated with an oil-based gilding size. I have developed the technique for these pieces over many years. The work involves heavy use of a blowtorch while working the wet clay. The Riven series draws inspiration from textures in the natural world. It also reflects the conversation that I had with the clay while producing this piece. The contrasting combinations of fire and wet clay, and of the soft clay with the hard grog, work together to lead to a great number of fascinating shapes and textures. NOTE on use: Sizing is water-resistant, but I do not recommend using this piece as a vase. It works best as a display and conversation piece. Bottom is sealed with resin, and is painted with gilding size. From the artist's private collection.

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Print:Giclee on Fine Art Paper

Size:9 W x 12 H x 0.1 D in

Size with Frame:14.25 W x 17.25 H x 1.2 D in

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With every time that I touch clay, it responds, but it also has a mind of its own. I love to listen to the clay, and to help it become the form it 'wants'. The resulting art piece is a record of the conversation with the clay. These are more than just happy accidents; my works are the result of carefully 'listening' to the clay, and guiding it to form. My explorations are focused on form, and comprise several series or veins of exploration. I am educated in ceramics from both the technological standpoint (BS, MS, and PhD in Ceramic/Materials Engineering/Science) and from the artistic standpoint (Master Classes, Workshops). This combined background provides me with great freedom in exploring form to the fullest capability of the clay.

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