Description
Artist Statement:
My work is riddled with whimsical and spirited forms inspired by my resonation with ceramic vessels tied to eras passed. My inspiration is drawn from extravagant function while walking the line between modern day society and past historian potters. Bringing in the new while simultaneously honouring the ones that came before. My work encompasses the concepts of maximalism by breaking the boundaries of time. I wish to integrate fantasies and sound structures; to bind the imagination with the body. The tones in my pieces are a reflection of the colours we see when we are wide eyed and unconfined, like a child on the playground. – Taylor Chan
22nd Biennial Juried Exhibition: Mind and Matter
Jurors: Julie Moon, ceramic artist, Toronto and Laura Kukkee, head of ceramics Sheridan College, Oakville – from October to December 2023
Care & Use: This piece is water proof and dishwasher safe. It is intended for decorative use or to be used as a flower vase.
Material: Taylor’s piece was made with coil building and different moulds to create the reliefs on the pot. The glaze is personally formulated by the artist to enhance the textures and create a soft satin white finish. David Au’s gloop glaze is used to create the thick colourful blobs to add some colour to enhance her work.
Measurement (in.): L5 x H10
Weight (lb.): Up to 5
SKU: 060034