Dave Kaufmann
Porcelain, 4 inches tall, 2010
Porcelain, 3 inches tall, 2009
Porcelain, 4" tall, 2010
Porcelain, 5" tall, 2010
Porcelain, 4" tall, 2009
Porcelain, 5" tall, 2009
Porcelain, 7" tall, 2010
Porcelain, 9" tall, 2010
Porcelain, 5" tall, 2007
Porcelain, 4" tall, 2007
Porcelain, 3" tall, 2007
Stoneware, Wood-fired, 2005
Stoneware, 12" tall, 2005
Stoneware, 8" tall, 2005
Stoneware, 9" tall, 2005
Porcelain, 14" wide, 2007
Stoneware, 9" tall, 2006
Porcelain, 12" deep, 2007
Porcelain, 8" deep, 2006
Porcelain, 16" deep, 2007
Stoneware, 6" tall, 2007
Porcelain, 12" tall, 2007
Stoneware, 12" tall, 2007
Stoneware, 21" tall, 2007
Porcelain, 10" deep, 2007
Stonware, 24" tall, 2006
Stoneware, 34" tall, 2006
Stoneware, 38" tall, 2006
detail
Wood, Squirrel fur, 8", 2006
Stonware, Bamboo, 6", 2009
Bamboo, Elk fur, 10", 2006
Bamboo, Rope, 12", 2009
Wood, Elk fur, 7", 2006
Cast bronze, Deer Fur, 7", 2006
Stonware, Elk fur, 5", 2009
Copper, Squirrel fur, 8", 2006
Stoneware, Synthetic fur, 4", 2009
Slip-cast porcelain, Deer fur, 7", 2006
Stoneware, Elk fur, 9", 2009
Porcelain, 12x18", 2007
Stoneware, 13x18", 2007
Stoneware, 12x16", 2007
Porcelain, 8x12", 2007
Ink on Paper, 16x30" 2007
Ink on Paper, 16x22" 2006
Ink on Paper, 12x20" 2006
Ink on Paper, 10x24" 2006
My work in clay is rooted in functional pots. I take joy in creating them, and in knowing that they are loved and used. Currently, I am working in porcelain in search of a certain softness in the way they hold, along with surfaces that have both depth and brightness. The sculptural work comes from things I've discovered in spending time with vessel forms. It comes also from love of repetition and simplicity in process. The brushes are a bit of a side project. I am ever appreciative of tools and our interactions with them, and these are a way for me to find new ways to move ink around on paper. All of my work comes from a place of playful precision and from thinking about our interactions with objects.
My work in clay is rooted in functional pots. I take joy in creating them, and in knowing that they are loved and used. Currently, I am working in porcelain in search of a certain softness in the way they hold, along with surfaces that have both depth and brightness.
The sculptural work comes from things I've discovered in spending time with vessel forms. It comes also from love of repetition and simplicity in process.
The brushes are a bit of a side project. I am ever appreciative of tools and our interactions with them, and these are a way for me to find new ways to move ink around on paper.
All of my work comes from a place of playful precision and from thinking about our interactions with objects.
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