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A volcanic rock cliff seen from a distance appears as a rough wall, marked by fractures, erosion and surface encrustations.
Just as the drawer must study anatomy in order to draw a human body, the potter must observe and try to understand natural processes in order to derive inspiration from the landscapes that fascinate him. 
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Size: H 9,5 cm - D 13 cm
Technique: Hand modelling by Thumb pot technique and deformed by wooden tool. Clay: Commercial grogged stoneware (fine chamotte) Glaze: Self-made Shino-type glaze (based on feldspar and clay). Fired to cone 10 in reduction. |
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