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An investigation into a range of idiosyncratic crystalline glazes and aesthetically compatible forms

Posted on:2003-10-13Degree:D.C.AType:Dissertation
University:University of Western Sydney (Australia)Candidate:Wilson, Peter GFull Text:PDF
GTID:1461390011490056Subject:Fine Arts
Abstract/Summary:
This study documents the evolution of a unique body of ceramic work which straddles the areas of science and art. The author establishes the framework and context for the development of a range of ceramics incorporating crystalline glazes and forms. A personal aesthetic sensibility for the work is defined with reference to ceramics in general and specifically to the historical and contemporary development of glazes within this genre. The study articulates the stages of contemplation, design and development in the creation of a unique body of work which is cognisant of the decorative qualities of crystalline glazes. The forms are simple and uncomplicated, and the work is concerned with the pinnacle of the craft of ceramics at every level.
Keywords/Search Tags:Crystalline glazes, Work
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