WFC An International Collection of Wood-fired and Sculptural Ceramics 薪窯陶芸と彫刻陶芸 インターナショナル・コレクション Een Internationale Collectie van Houtgestookte en Beeldhouwtechnieken Keramiek Une Collection Internationale du Feu de Bois et Céramique Sculptural ????????????
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John Rezner
Fairhope, Alabama United States
For 18 years I have been making pottery on a daily basis. My focus has been on local clay material and woodash glazes as the starting point. I have build many kilns and fired with many fuels. I have been influenced the most by southern pottery and the material itself. I feel lucky to be able to make wood fired pottery from the same clay that has forever served potters in the coastal regions of the south. The use of local clay gives me a connection to history, tradition ,and the natural world and feeds my passion to create pottery that will last a lifetime and beyond.
wfc > John Rezner Fairhope, Alabama United States work 作品 werken catalogue | kiln 窯 oven | website 作家のウェブサイト website website For 18 years I have been making pottery on a daily basis. My focus has been on local clay material and woodash glazes as the starting point. I have build many kilns and fired with many fuels. I have been influenced the most by southern pottery and the material itself. I feel lucky to be able to make wood fired pottery from the same clay that has forever served potters in the coastal regions of the south. The use of local clay gives me a connection to history, tradition ,and the natural world and feeds my passion to create pottery that will last a lifetime and beyond.
John Rezner
Fairhope, Alabama United States
For 18 years I have been making pottery on a daily basis. My focus has been on local clay material and woodash glazes as the starting point. I have build many kilns and fired with many fuels. I have been influenced the most by southern pottery and the material itself. I feel lucky to be able to make wood fired pottery from the same clay that has forever served potters in the coastal regions of the south. The use of local clay gives me a connection to history, tradition ,and the natural world and feeds my passion to create pottery that will last a lifetime and beyond.
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