August 23, 2016 AT 11:00 am
Christopher David White’s Ceramics Look More like Wood than Clay #ArtTuesday
Christopher David White‘s work is magical! From my modern met:
Nature’s perpetual transformation is what first inspired White’s body of work—the idea that everything is subject to a cycle of growth and decay, or life and death. “Change is a constant reminder that permanence is the ultimate illusion,” he explains in his artist statement. He adds, “I seek to expose the beauty that often results from decay while, at the same time, making my viewer question their own perception of the world around them.” This forces us to look closely at White’s sculptures, and discovering his intricate details—of mold, moss, grains of weathered wood, and tiny water droplets—brings us a sense of joy as they’re revealed.
Read more, check out Christopher David White’s site and if you’re in Seattle, don’t miss Human : Nature
at Abmeyer + Wood Fine Art 9/1-101
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