The Exhibit consists of one small ceramic piece created every day for a full year beginning January 1, 2017. Each vessel is small, approximately 4”x6” or less. Each piece pours in some way, and consists of a combination of wheel thrown and hand-built pieces. Each vessel was numbered and documented digitally during each step of the process.
The goal of the project was to encourage a small and disciplined amount of creativity every day, make decisions regarding shape, form, function, and aesthetics on an unusually small scale, and to explore the effects the project had on the artist’s traditional body of work. It too was to reflect the progression of skill from day one to day 365. All 365 pieces of work are displayed at once, a year’s worth of challenge, dedication, discipline, and creativity.
“My hope is that viewers will appreciate the magnitude of the undertaking, share in my joy of clay, and be inspired to challenge themselves in whatever creative path their lives take them.” - Angel Brame
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