This is my journal documenting an ongoing creative endeavor sustained by a single underlying current with 100 momentary breaks, each indicated by an individual porcelain cup which reveals both continuity and uniqueness in the way the pot is thrown, the handle is pulled and wrapped,
and the form is carved and sculpted. Each piece is photographed in its raw
porcelain clay state before being fired or glazed. If you would like to follow the progression from Cup #1, scroll down and click "Older Posts" or begin at the Blog Archive "2010", "March".

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The 100 Cups collection is available for exhibition.



Monday, November 29, 2010

Cup #54

A very small cup...and a very big handle that very early split apart and fell off the cup leaving a small remaining section which I then worked with to this more delicate result. The body of the cup is very much held at the base by the handle. The handle then becomes very busy curling around a seed, flowing up it's cup, and splitting into soft interconnected sections.
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2 comments:

  1. Heather ThomaNovember 30, 2010 at 6:14 PM

    Hello Julia!
    Its beautiful and inspiring to see your explorations with these cups! I am back from my travels and leaning towards quiet and creative work, and so appreciate what you are doing :-)
    Hugs,
    Heather

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  2. JuliaNovember 30, 2010 at 7:01 PM

    Heather...thanks so much! It's so good to hear from you, safely back from your travels and leaning into your creative life.

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