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Artist Statement:
These "flame-painted" (tm)
vessels are thrown on the
wheel using fine grained white
clay. Polished to the
smoothness of a riverstone,
the unglazed piece is fired
nested in sawdust and straw
and minerals. The effect of
the burning materials is
absorbed into the surface of
the piece echoing the quiet
and random beauty of nature.
Digital images from scanned
objects are another aspect of
my work. Shown here is one of
these. You may see more,
including objects from clay
stones, things I grow, and ice
cream ingredients on my own
website: motzkin.com.
I love the adventure of
exploring new ideas and art
forms. My one of a kind mixed
media assemblage work is also
available for view on the
site. All my work reflects a
deep love of nature, an asian
inspired aesthetic, and my
personal search....
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