pencil and color pencil on paper
July 4, 2010
Drawing again
April 27, 2010
Sculptures from Open Studios
For those of you who chose to enjoy the fabulous weather instead of art, here are the pictures. It is always better to see them live, of course, but who would blame you for enjoying the sun :)

Desahogo
From the series of open mouth. This piece is about conversing, but not necessary with words. The hot is spouting out of the mouth, but the rest is unclear still.

Giraffe/mermaid
This creature has received a lot of attention.
The femininity and warm colors make it quite pleasurable to look at.

Speechless margamot
This piece is in progress, but it has an owner, who herself is a fascinating artist - Diana Ruiz.
This is called Dancing mood. The white glaze is my first textured glaze so far. I would really like to explore more of these volcanic glazes that could also create creator-like visual effects on the surface of the sculptures.

Desahogo
From the series of open mouth. This piece is about conversing, but not necessary with words. The hot is spouting out of the mouth, but the rest is unclear still.

Giraffe/mermaid
This creature has received a lot of attention.
The femininity and warm colors make it quite pleasurable to look at.

Speechless margamot
This piece is in progress, but it has an owner, who herself is a fascinating artist - Diana Ruiz.
April 8, 2010
Collaboration

Collaborations have been a fun way to explore new directions and understand better what I prefer in my work. Unless it is challenged by another person I might overlook these intrinsically important elements of my style. At the same time letting go and allowing another person to lead the conversation challenges me to work in other directions.
March 24, 2010
New work preview
December 18, 2009
Small creatures, gnomes and other things

Collage inspired "Puppy love" (clay, glaze, low fire).

Continuation of the theme with faces.
A Vase, red clay, glazes, high fire
Wiping off the glaze creates this interesting metallic effect.
In this piece the top layer of the glaze has flopped
down and made layers of colors.

This two sided sculpture was also made with the extrusion tool.
This is the man's face and the woman's face is on the other side
with their hair interlaced. I have just realized that this description
matches the Abramovic work, which I really like.
May be it crept in unconsciously :)

On the inside part of this sculpture is a monochromatic drawing
of trees and birds and the curtain floating through the window on the other side.

The most "Colorful Creature" (clay, glaze, low fire) out of these.
Definitely influenced by contemporary artworks that I see around.
Otherwise he is very joyful and funny and silent :)
November 2, 2009
October 13, 2009
Sculptures
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