My work constructs an experience within small Midwestern Rust Belt towns. By using slip transfers, decals, and raw clay, I am able to pay homage to the landscapes that surround me. Between the forms influenced by the structures found in rural towns, and the surfaces inspired by crumbling infrastructure, they layer the complexities of landscapes into a collage of entropy.
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My work constructs an experience within small Midwestern Rust Belt towns. By using slip transfers, decals, and raw clay, I am able to pay homage to the landscapes that surround me. Between the forms influenced by the structures found in rural towns, and the surfaces inspired by crumbling infrastructure, they layer the complexities of landscapes into a collage of entropy.
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