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In Between, Wansoo Kim
In Between, Wansoo Kim
School of Art, Art History, and Design: Theses and Student Creative Work
In my eyes, the world is composed of both revealed things and hidden things. I interpret my surroundings based on this idea, seeking to realize my ignorance and awareness. With this in mind, I create objects in which dichotomous ideas are present, and use their physically revealed and hidden aspects in order to represent the greater human struggle to see and understand what is hidden from us.
The notion of inside and outside is one of my particular subjects. Upon observing an object or a structure, we see only its external reality. I aim to present the unobservable, often presenting …
2018 Forces, Scott Yarbrough
Ceramic Vessel: Blue Binary 1, Brenda Roveda
Ceramic Vessel: Blue Binary 1, Brenda Roveda
The Graduate Review
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Ceramic Vessel: Connected Ii, Brenda Roveda
On The Cover: Artist’S Statement For B-Phone, Brenda Roveda
On The Cover: Artist’S Statement For B-Phone, Brenda Roveda
The Graduate Review
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Ceramic Vessel: All Blue Binary, Brenda Roveda
Ceramic Vessel: All Blue Binary, Brenda Roveda
The Graduate Review
No abstract provided.
Ceramic Vessel: Color Binary, Brenda Roveda
From 3d To 3d, Erik O. Lozano, Lauren B. Selden, Robert Z. Selden Jr.
From 3d To 3d, Erik O. Lozano, Lauren B. Selden, Robert Z. Selden Jr.
CRHR: Archaeology
From 3D to 3D is a research project that involves traditional ceramics and technology to re-create a clay vessel at different scales and in different materials while trying to understand aesthetic and perceptions of value. With a background in Industrial Design, I have always been interested in technology and fabrication methods, three-dimensional (3D) printing being one of them. However, this often implies repetition and standardization, and as an artist I strive to create one-of-a-kind objects that include evidence associated with the making process. Part of my work is based on traditional forms that incorporate small alterations. I use one or …
Misfits, Hanna Newman
Misfits, Hanna Newman
All Graduate Theses, Dissertations, and Other Capstone Projects
My figurative ceramic sculptures are comprised of deconstructed, fragmented and simplified renderings of the human form. Within these sculptures I integrate materials such as human hair, fabric, wood and plaster cast body parts to mimic limbs and body mass, creating diversity in the tactile surface quality. The pastel tones, bright colors and additions of hair further obscures the realistic appearance of these beings. Clay's malleability fuels my intuitive creative process and allows me to replicate the human form in ranges from anatomical accuracy to biomorphic abstraction.
I am inspired by the relationship between interiority and exteriority, between the mind and …