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Johnathan Hopp: Glaze Print Series, 2020

June 15, 2022
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BCRTG
BOGBY
CBGBB
VVVV
Installation view, Eutectic Gallery
WW
XXX, BBCBB, H
XXX
Taiwan Ceramics Bienalle collection

Johnathan Hopp: Glaze Print Series, 2020

A series of 3 dimensional porcelain prints, using clays and glazes to inquire about the depth of color achieved by overlaying and juxtaposing material. The work is partly systematic and intentional, and partly unrestrained: On the one hand – the excitement that comes from the complexity of interactions between multiple layers of materials in the kiln. On the other, considered subtleties within a single layer of red clay that is printed thinly and intentionally on the surface, or the neat calculated marks of the underglaze pencil being dragged by the X/Y plotter. With the combination of methods and approaches the object becomes a site of collaboration between tools, materials, methods, formats and processes.

This series was exhibited at Eutectic Gallery in Portland, OR in Sept. 2020.

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  • BCRTG 2020. Porcelain and glaze. 23 cm. diameter x 58 cm. height
  • BOGBY 2020. Porcelain and glaze. 13 cm. diameter x 81 cm. height
  • CBGBB 2020. Porcelain and glaze. 23 cm. diameter x 58 cm. height
  • VVVV 2020. Porcelain and glaze. 28 cm. diameter x 58 cm. height. Photo: Mario Gallucci
  • Installation view, Eutectic Gallery 2020. Photo: Mario Gallucci
  • WW 2020. Porcelain and glaze. 18 cm. diameter x 15 cm. height. Photo: Mario Gallucci
  • XXX, BBCBB, H 2020. Porcelain and glaze. Varying sizes
  • XXX 2020. Porcelain and glaze. 13 cm. diameter x 81 cm. height
  • Taiwan Ceramics Bienalle collection, 2020 (not exhibited in Portland)
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