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Alex Olson Arts LLC |

Through mark making and imprinting using found natural objects such as shells and stones, Alex carves out a narrative of the natural world and the hand-created. Each piece is first wheel thrown, then faceted by carving, after which imprints of the natural world are layered upon the clay's surface, and slowly wood-fired. This creative endeavor brings the experience of the natural world to our homes and intimate lives. Alex Olson has a creative practice in Brooklyn, New York.

“My artwork is driven by my curiosity about the rhythms of the natural world and the intersections of landscape and the home. I am drawn to clay’s malleability and craft functional forms that people can integrate into their daily routines and rituals. Each pot is first thrown on the wheel, faceted, and textured using found objects such as shells and stones. In my work, I explore concepts of mark-making and imprinting through both process and form: found objects from the landscape make physical marks in the clay, leaving imprints of place on my pottery. Atmospheric firing methods such as woodfiring add complexity to the faceted surfaces, creating gradients of color and texture that mimic patterns in nature; I also use this effect to reference the cycles and transitions of the natural world. More broadly, while crafting my work I consider how experiences in nature stay with us in transformative ways—and how we hold on to those experiences by bringing elements of the natural world into our homes.”

- Alex Olson

Carved and Imprinted Series |

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Beverly Morrison |

Inspired by nature and pulled toward the perfectly imperfect, Beverly Morrison creates each poetic piece by hand, achieving meditative results of gesture and form. A self described process-oriented individual she is deeply engaged in the sculptural dance of creating from start to finish. Beverly maintains a studio in Los Angeles, CA.

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OXUM NYC |

Oxum Foundation Inc., located in Brooklyn, New York, is a new and innovative, volunteer-based 501c3 not-for-profit with a mission to help young daughters and mothers who are survivors of trafficking and domestic abuse, through education and job creation. Established in 2021, the organization promotes economic empowerment among underserved women by contributing to their long-term education and career goals. This is accomplished alongside Oxum NYC—a for-profit brand that designs, manufactures, and sells home décor products to retailers and direct to consumers. In addition, Oxum NYC employs female survivors and pays competitive wages for their time and effort.

Through the initiative of OXUM, founder Niovi Forbes, and those under its umbrella, we see what design can do, the power of the creative mind and beauty. The perfectly imperfect. Each OXUM ceramic piece is made by hand and unique. It is through the hand created that we are reflected and nourished, brought to a higher level in our living. To be better, to do better, to try.

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Tall Cup | 3.25x4.25x3.25 | 14 oz. | $58 | English Porcelain, Gloss Interior, Matte Exterior | Colors Sunlit, Ocean Whisper, Skylark, Moss Shadow, Flat Matte Black | Hand Created |

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Liadain Warwick Smith |

The ceramic work of Liadain Warwick Smith exemplifies the beauty of the perfectly imperfect and the hand created: why we create and collect. Her work has a romanticism of architecture, detail and physicality that brings an intimacy to her work, drawing in the eye and holding it with wonder. Liadain maintains a studio in New York.

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Shawn Hoven | Oandi Design LLC

The work of Shawn Hoven is centered upon crafting, the physical making of objects be they furniture or sculptural work. Great attention is placed upon material use, its natural splendor of imperfections and beauty. His work is influenced by shadow, form, utility, and the need to create. Shawn is a master in wood turning and building form and maintains a studio in St. Louis Missouri. '

Shawn’s Shadow Maker’s and Hanging Disk Sculptures are influenced by light, shadow, and movement. The Shadow Makers are formed on a lathe, cut in half, and carved to illuminated shadow and form, then stitched back together and made to hang to emphasize movement and the play of light. The Hanging Disk Sculptures are lathed-formed and hand-finished. These have a strong sense of presence due to scale and form and also play with shadow and light.

Hanging Disk Sculpture | 3’ L | $1200 | 6’ L | $2,400 | Solid American Black Walnut | 4 Weeks Lead Time | One Of A Kind, Hand Created |

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CONCRETE POETICS |

Inspired by process and intuition, these hand cast concrete pieces follow the philosophy of Wabi-Sabi: the perfectly imperfect and the inherent energy or soul of a created object. They are each, in their own right, beautiful in their depth of character, imperfections, form and presence, holding their own space while engaging with the onlooker. Here, we see beauty in all its incantations, a swirling of the brutal and the beautiful. CONCRETE POETICS is based in Brooklyn New York and led by Gary Fernandez.

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Laura Kastin |

Laura Kastin is a NYC based artist working in clay, her work overall has a lyrical form that is both sculptural and utilitarian, a synthesis of the masculine and feminine, line and mass. Beyond form her work elicits the emotion of melody, visual splendor and the physical reasoning of why we create and collect.

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Laurence Elle Groux |

Based in New York City, Elle’s ceramic sculptures have a biomorphic form that echoes the human condition of mind and emotion: the tug of will, despair, love and hope. Here one finds the cacophony of existence, always changing, reaching and furling back within. As a creator Elle is a romantic hopeful, believing in what the creative mind can do and what the vast realm of beauty brings, smoothing and informing our way forward. Elle’s work speaks to who we are, who we wish not to be and who we try to become.

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John Sheppard |

John Sheppard is a New York City based ceramic artist whose work is characterized by clean geometric shapes, inspired by a range of influences: nature, Brutalism, Richard Serra and Art Deco. Each object is formed by hand, ensuring layers of depth, texture and controlled spontaneity. Here is where the perfectly imperfect is celebrated, where precision meets the imperfections of texture and technique, and the desire to create manifests into the realm of beauty. To live with John’s work is to appreciate physical form and know the influence of the hand created: living fully through the creative mind, and the salve of beauty.

Ceramic Pod | Stoneware With Matte White Porcelain Crackle Finish | 6wks Lead Time |

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Kathryn Robinson-Millen |

Kathryn Robinson-Millen is a Brooklyn based artist whose work is informed by the natural and the manufactured: architectural, monolithic, organic and brutalist. Though structural, these vessels are intended for flower arranging, such as ikebana or sogetsu, further exploring the contrasts of the human built and the organic. Their painterly surfaces contrasted with the structural overall form, expands this exploration. These pieces delve deep into our natural tendencies of the ordered and organic, structure and simplicity, self expression and inspiration: our built and natural world.

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