Reversible vessels that double as side tables and planters. Carved out of 1” slabs of American groggy sculpture clay. Glazed with matte white and matter bkack thats been oiled after its last firing.
Photographer: Cory Rice
The carvings trace the shapes of rivers, farm plots, clouds, and mountain topographies—forms drawn from childhood memory. These flowing patterns invite the hand and the eye to wander. The shapes embody the rhythm of nature rather than the rigidity of sacred structure.
In this body of work, carving becomes an act of reverence not for iconography, but for life itself—the quiet holiness found in the contours of the earth. The reversibility of the pieces, which can serve as planters or side tables, mirrors the fluid balance between function and sculpture.
sculpture, production design, art direction, prop styling