I have always enjoyed creating these torso sculptures throughout the years. I have tried many different styles, color combinations, and firing techniques. Most the torso have a full figure or even imperfections as I believe in representing a more traditional and realistic depiction of women as opposed to an "idealized" beauty. I use line to accentuate the curves and move the eye throughout the sculpture. Posture is important in implying movement and life within the piece.
 |
| Torso Sculpture, Angle Series. Porcelain Paperclay fired to cone 6, Underglaze. 2009 |
 |
| Torso Sculpture, Angle Series. Porcelain Paperclay at cone 6. 2009 |
 |
| Soda Fired Torso Sculpture, Torn Slab. Porcelain Paperclay, soda fired at cone 10. 2009 |
 |
| Torso Sculpture, Angle Series with Ruffles. Porcelain Paperclay with Flashing Slip. Soda fired to cone 10. 2009 |
No comments:
Post a Comment