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Artist // Student // Traditional Art
- United States
- Deviant for 13 years
- waryalbatross.tumblr.com/
- He / Him
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My Bio
I'm an art student, working on a BFA, and eventually an MFA. I'm focusing in sculpture, but I'm still studying printmaking and painting.
I'm currently working through my senior project, working under the theme of homes. I mainly use ceramic as a medium, but I'm also experimenting with wood, fiber, and found objects.
Favourite genre of music: Folk/Alternative
Favourite style of art: Expressionism, post-minimalism, Fauvism, Constructivism
I'm currently working through my senior project, working under the theme of homes. I mainly use ceramic as a medium, but I'm also experimenting with wood, fiber, and found objects.
Favourite genre of music: Folk/Alternative
Favourite style of art: Expressionism, post-minimalism, Fauvism, Constructivism
Favourite Visual Artist
Cy Twombly, Berlinde de Bruyckere, Nick Cave, Antony Gormley, Judy Pfaff, Christo and Jean-Claude, Egon Schiele, Christian Rohlfs, Matisse, Kathe Kollwitz, so many artists
Favourite Writers
Goethe
Favourite Games
LoZ: Majora's Mask
Other Interests
Sculpting, drawing, friends, music
Daily Deviation
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Holy cow, I was not expecting so many messages when I logged on today, and I really was not expecting a daily deviation.
I just want to say a few things about the piece:
I titled it "toska" in Russian after a Nabokov quote about the complexity of the word, and I felt it really related to the human condition, I actually can't speak Russian, sorry.
The figure is bound by a physical lack of arms and by abstract constraints around him. the body was based on the oil-pourer I got to see in Milwaukee at a print convention.
I'm really surprised by the DD, I am really glad to see some people see what I put into it.
also, thank you so much to htt
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Updates and Stuff
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Just for some documentation of where I'm at, I've fallen in love with monotypes, and rekindled my passion for ceramics. I'm finally not wheel-throwing, and I can actually make some things I love by hand. I'll post pics of my new hand-built things once they're all fired and glazed. I'm also really enjoying hunting down glazes and mixing them by hand. (I may have chosen the art path, but I still love science and literature) I feel like a chemist when I do.
But I've chosen sculpture for a focus (so I'm a little more free to do as I please), and I'm going to start making components for large compositions of found and created objects.
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Repair Days
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Just got back from Memphis, took a 12 hour drive to volunteer at Repair Days. Met some wonderful people, saw some awesome things, and learned a lot more than I expected to. I'm no metalworker, but they were all very understanding and patient. And now I've got a thousand ideas I just can't hold in my head.
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Thanks for the fav 
Thank you very much for the fave my friend! 
no problem, it looks great!
Thank you very much for the faves and for the watch! See you around!
Hi, thank you for the favs!
thank you
