de-architecturization
- de-architecturization
Ceramic, 2011 
de-architecturizatoin
de-architecturization
Ceramic
H14"x W27"x L56"
Ceramic
H14"x W27"x L56"
Fields
Architecture, Ceramics, Design
Date
2011
Other Projects
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Iceberg
Iceberg Series
2011
Architecture, Ceramics, Design
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Tip of the Iceberg
Tip of the Iceberg
Triptych Digital Print
Size Varies 2011 Ceramics, Digital Art, Digital Photography -
Tea for Two
Tea for Two
Found Object 2010 Architecture, Ceramics, Design -
Cubicle Cavern
Cubicle Cavern
2011
Architecture, Ceramics, Design
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Void
Void
2011
Architecture, Ceramics, Design
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Metaspace Series
Metaspace Series
2011
Architecture, Ceramics, Design
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M_Series
M_Series
2011
Architecture, Ceramics, Design
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Po-dunk
Po-dunk
2011
Architecture, Ceramics, Design
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Tea Cup Tectonics
Tea Cup Tectonics
Found Object
Size Varies 2010 Architecture, Ceramics, Design -
One More Time
One More Time
GIF 2011 Animation, Ceramics, Design -
Mod Man
Mod Man
Ceramic
Size Varies
The creation of Mod Man used techniques consisting of hand building and cold working. Each box was built and fired to Δ 04 and then machined using glass cold working equipment. The result created sharp lines and smooth surfaces which begged to be touched and rearranged into different configurations. 2010 Architecture, Ceramics, Design -
Object
Object
Ceramic, Concrete & Table
Size Varies 2010 Architecture, Ceramics, Design -
Rat Trap
Rat Trap
Ceramic
H3"x W10"x L11" 2011 Architecture, Ceramics, Design -
Battuto Mugs
Battuto Mugs
Found Object
Battuto is an Italian cold working technique where a grinding wheel is used to create irregular shaped marks over a glass surface. I have adapted this technique to ceramic allowing for a post firing method of surface treatment. These two mugs become examples of how a mass produced line could be customized adding a new level of value to the object. 2011 Architecture, Ceramics, Design -
Oculus Facade
Oculus Facade
Ceramic
The Oculus Facade is a rough model of how a tessellating ceramic panel could become an architectural facade. There are four different modules, designed in Rhinoceros, each with a different sized opening. All modules have a convex side and concave side producing an undulating effect. The pieces were printed via a 3D printer and then translated into ceramic through the slip casting process. 2011 Architecture, Ceramics, Design -
Herb Planters
Herb Planters
Ceramic
The planters are visually stimulating and ideal for growing herbs indoor, each planter is perfect for the kitchen counter or window sill and will add excitement to any space. Made from Δ 10 porcelain. 2011 Ceramics, Design, Industrial Design