Nature frozen in china, from Jennifer McCurdy
All work performed by an amazing artist on Ceramics Jennifer McCurdy. They appeared on a pottery thanks to her hands, which then were processed and transformed into wonderful vases. They demonstrate the quality and uniqueness of the simple porcelain, the light and shadow of the clay product, which turns into a unique fusion of lines and structures.
Vase Vortex
Artist on Ceramics Jennifer McCurdy lives on Martas-Vynyard Island. She works with porcelain over 25 years, and in recent years it became interested in structural issues. How thin can porcelain be before it burst during firing? How can I combine structural and visual form?
Vase Coral
"Emotions overwhelm me when I see ideal forms in nature, from the cracked shell on the beach, demonstrating the entire perfect spiral, to a dandelion in the field, whose air seeds are overflowing into the sun. Symmetry and asymmetry of natural forms are talking about the development of life, its movement. "
Vase Tsunam
"Living at Martas Vinyard, it seems to me that time on the island, especially in winter, adapts to the cycles of nature. How Potter I try to reflect the balance of life around me. And it is extremely important that the samples that I see around myself are embodied In my products. "
Lotus Nest.
Jen exhibits and sells his work at numerous exhibitions for 30 years. Her works are in the collections of several organizations, including the SMITHSONIAN RENWICK Gallery, the New York Art Museum, the American Museum of Ceramic Art in Pomona.
Magritte's Butterfly Vase
Jennifer creates beautiful porcelain vases with complex carvings, which repeat the complex structures found in natural and man-made surroundings, inspiring nests, waves and flowering flora. Products, despite the fact that they are swallowed from one of the most complex and most persistent ceramic materials, create the illusion of thin and ephemeral being.
Vase Articulated Tsunami.
It is structural complexity that attracts her attention. When she rides a bike in the island, watching the ripples and the game of the waves, studying the structure of corals and fish bones, which she finds in the sand, the artist notices and remembers everything.
Gold Plated Vase Magritte's
"I study at wild plants. I learned the names of all plants where I live. And as soon as I learned them, during the next bike trip, I immediately understand that I feel everything much deeper. I'm talking about feeling real physical changes. "
Gold plated vase coral
Vase Peony Nest.
In the talented hands of artists, such as Jennifer McCurdy, a simple clay turns into amazing products affecting their beauty and tenderness.
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