Over the years I have developed a keen interest in ceramics
and the various forms of serving vessels as well as the ceremonies or practices
involved with those vessels. Within the idea of ceramics as an art I believe
there should be an aesthetic appeal to a form whether it functional or
sculptural, it should appeal to the eye. In the world of functional ceramics I also
believe there should also be an amount of comfort and enjoyment included in using
a piece. The idea of comfort just seems to follow the natural way we consume
most items; we like clothes that fit, keep us warm, and also look good. All of
these ideas must come into form while I am making a ceramic vessel, aesthetics
and comfort are as important with your drinking vessels as with any other
product of consumption. Within this beauty and form I like to use asymmetry
because of its practical applications in use as well as looks. We do not
perform tasks in 90 and 180 degree angles and I would like to reflect this in
my work. As well as a smooth operation I think an organic more asymmetric form
also is more intriguing to the eye and gives ideas of motion leading to use.
This blog is to post your artist statements and to receive peer reviewed feedback. A few images of your work can be posted along with your statement.
Monday, May 7, 2012
Samantha Madeo
Graphic design for me is not only about the end product, but also the process of getting there. Most of my work has a light, simple feel to it and I work to keep it that way. I think that simplicity is the best way to communicate the overall mood of any product, company, or subject of any graphic design piece. If I can capture many the many words to describe the mood of something into just one element, then to me that has the potential of being a powerful, well thought out design. Ultimately, my goal in creating graphic design is to communicate a message and convey a mood across any elements within that design.
kaily Craig, Revised Artist Stament With Photos
Artist Statement
My style of artwork, that I create, is focused on
works of art that emulates a serial world filled with abstract imagery, vivid
colors and visual vocabulary. I believe I can capture this by taking my
interests and twisting then into a captivating visual experience.
My main focuses are in Photography, Ceramics,
Installation and Craftwork. I love creating work that deals with all four of
these aspects in Mix Media works of art. For my subject matter I like to
examine nature, technology, the human form, and utilitarian objects in my
artwork. After I decide on what my
focus will be I attack it from all different angles until I find the exact
right way to showcase the message that I want my work to portray. Andy Warhol
once said, “Art is what you can get away with”. I agree with this statement and
I love the fact that art is subjective. I do not expect everyone to love my
artwork, but I always strive to make artwork that is captivating to a variety
of different of audiences.
With my artwork I am continually pushing it to be
bigger and better than ever before. I hope to accomplish this by continuing to
show my work and learning from my accomplishments and constructive feed
back.
Kaily
May Craig
Kaily Craig, Revised Artist Stamtent
Artist Statement
My style of artwork, that I create, is focused on
works of art that emulates a serial world filled with abstract imagery, vivid
colors and visual vocabulary. I believe I can capture this by taking my
interests and twisting then into a captivating visual experience.
My main focuses are in Photography, Ceramics,
Installation and Craftwork. I love creating work that deals with all four of
these aspects in Mix Media works of art. For my subject matter I like to
examine nature, technology, the human form, and utilitarian objects in my
artwork. After I decide on what my
focus will be I attack it from all different angles until I find the exact
right way to showcase the message that I want my work to portray. Andy Warhol
once said, “Art is what you can get away with”. I agree with this statement and
I love the fact that art is subjective. I do not expect everyone to love my
artwork, but I always strive to make artwork that is captivating to a variety
of different of audiences.
With my artwork I am continually pushing it to be
bigger and better than ever before. I hope to accomplish this by continuing to
show my work and learning from my accomplishments and constructive feed
back.
Kaily
May Craig
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