This magnificent piece belongs to senior Caroline Ma. Love the fish scales and the waves and how they are made in both clay and in wire. Then look how she took extra time and trouble to mount the piece. She is such a pleasure to work with. She has decided to go back east to school. Parsons in New York has offered her a very nice sized scholarship based on her amazing portfolio. Way to go Caroline. I'm gonna miss you so much!!
These were two of my favorites. On the left is junior Steven Ebalobor, and the one on the right belongs to senior Eaning Woo. Steven's piece is a lidded container and Eaning's interactive part is that one arm moves on a hinge. Clever pieces you two!
This piece belongs to senior Rikaya Obilo. It's a deflating hot air balloon that's being held in the palm of a hand. At the left end is a hinged trap door that is open in the pix. This is such a cool piece in person. Very sculptural and well thought out.
Everyone loved this piece as junior Wayne Chen was building it. And it got even more wonderful after he glazed it and added the wire strings.
Isn't this a gorgeous piece! It belongs to senior Karleigh Mercado, and the interactive part is that the poncho can be pulled off and then back on again.
Love how junior Lihan Woo designed his so that it reads as an abstracted face. And then used many great embellishments to pull it all together. Brilliant work Lihan!
Senior Milly Shah's solution to this interactive problem was to make wind chimes. They have the most lovely sound and I really liked how she stained the top piece.
I am going to show this posting to my Steph, these are amazing! And I love the bottom of the bucket shot, I wonder what the clay down there is like???
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Way to go. They all look great. Is the top/first piece for sale? I really love that one.
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