Lisa Skog Ceramic Art

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Lisa Skog Ceramic Art

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  • About
    • Lisa Skog Ceramic Art
    • Lisa
    • Raku
    • Woodfiring
  • Portfolio
    • Raku
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    • All Locations
    • Retail Venues
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About Lisa Skog

  “...failure with clay was more complete and more spectacular than with other forms of art. You are subject to the elements... Any one of the old four - earth, air, fire, water - can betray you and melt, or burst, or shatter - months of work into dust and ashes and spitting steam. You need to be a precise scientist, and you need to know how to play with what chance will do to your lovingly constructed surfaces in the heat of the kiln.” 

-A.S. Byatt, The Children’s Book 

Biography

Background

I have been working with clay for over thirty years. What started as an enjoyable pastime with friends quickly became a passion. After studying various techniques at Mohawk College and the Haliburton School of the Arts, I left a career in scientific research to become a full time ceramic artist. This research background has allowed me to pursue glaze development and challenging firing techniques, primarily raku and wood-firing. With these techniques, each piece is unique as variances in the firing process prevent any effect from being duplicated exactly.

Creations

I create a variety of items ranging from jewellery and Christmas ornaments to life-sized sculptures. These objects can be either wheel-thrown or hand built, often with incorporation of stamped and moulded elements. Some of my pieces include transfers created from photographs of my travels. I often decorate with multiple layers of glaze in an attempt to obtain original, rich surfaces. 

My work is constantly changing and evolving as I gain inspiration from my travels and encounters with other artists.

Partnerships

 I am a partner of the Jordan Art Gallery, where I sell most of my work, but I am also represented by other shops and galleries and often participate in shows and sales throughout the Niagara Peninsula and the GTA. Every summer, I enjoy teaching the raku ceramics class at the Haliburton School of the Arts. 

Publications

My work has been included in the books: 500 Prints on Clay: An Inspiring Collection of Image Transfer Work and 500 Raku: Bold Explorations of a Dynamic Ceramics Technique. 

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