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Evan D’Orazio

MFA 2016

From left to right: Gray Extrusion from Genesis (Little Victories), Ice Fold from Genesis (Little Victories), Yellow Wedge, Mountain Fold from Genesis (Little Victories)

From left to right: stoneware, glaze, 2014, 6"w x 6"h x 3.5"d; porcelain, glaze, wire, 2015, 5.75"w x 6"h x 2.5"d; stoneware, glaze, 2015, 6"w x 4.5"h x 1"d; stoneware, underglaze, 2014, 4"w x 2.5"h x 2"d

With regard to the ongoing series Genesis (Little Victories), I continually create numerous small-scale ceramic objects in my studio practice. These small pieces not only inform my larger-scale ceramic works, they also allow me the ability to enjoy “little victories” in the studio. There are all too often failures in a studio practice, so this exercise realigns that balance. At the core, these playful objects explore the notions of unfiltered play in the studio and the process that comes along with clay as a material.

Evan D’Orazio - From left to right: Gray Extrusion from Genesis (Little Victories), Ice Fold from Genesis (Little Victories), Yellow Wedge, Mountain Fold from Genesis (Little Victories)

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