Exhibition Dates: Dec 10 – Jan 28, 2023
Opening Reception: 5-9pm on Dec 10
A Curated Collection of Tableware and Decorative Sculpture by Alicia Diem, Jennifer Rosseter, Rebecca Zweibel.
ALICIA DIEM
“I am a Swiss born artist and former goldsmith. I bring a jeweler’s precision to my ceramic sculpture and celebrate a spectacular chorus of ocean life through my work. As a diver, I discovered a profound respect and admiration for the sea. My sculptures are all handbuilt and have their own expression. One of a kind, but they always have a complex and technical backstory.”
“I am a Swiss born artist and former goldsmith. I bring a jeweler’s precision to my ceramic sculpture and celebrate a spectacular chorus of ocean life through my work. As a diver, I discovered a profound respect and admiration for the sea. My sculptures are all handbuilt and have their own expression. One of a kind, but they always have a complex and technical backstory.”
JENNIFER ROSSETER
“My ceramic work is informed by a career as an art director, graphic designer, and illustrator. I employ a variety of methods to create imagery on clay, including sgraffito, Mishima, and traditional printmaking techniques modified for my own purposes. I am influenced by stylized art forms, vivid colors and graphic patterns, drawing inspiration from both personal and imagined conversations with nature.”
“My ceramic work is informed by a career as an art director, graphic designer, and illustrator. I employ a variety of methods to create imagery on clay, including sgraffito, Mishima, and traditional printmaking techniques modified for my own purposes. I am influenced by stylized art forms, vivid colors and graphic patterns, drawing inspiration from both personal and imagined conversations with nature.”
REBECCA ZWEIBEL
“My current work is primarily in earthenware clay, which I fire multiple times to achieve my desired surface. The pieces are handbuilt, although sometimes I also add thrown elements. My use of color and line is instinctive; my reasoning concerning choice is obscure. Things work best for me when I’m able to liberate myself of thought and just feel what I’m trying to express. Clay gives me a blank canvas and infinite challenges that I look forward to solving every day.”
“My current work is primarily in earthenware clay, which I fire multiple times to achieve my desired surface. The pieces are handbuilt, although sometimes I also add thrown elements. My use of color and line is instinctive; my reasoning concerning choice is obscure. Things work best for me when I’m able to liberate myself of thought and just feel what I’m trying to express. Clay gives me a blank canvas and infinite challenges that I look forward to solving every day.”
