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Hello;
In this section, I tried to create a chronological order from my first works to my last.
I started to work on ceramics in 2014.
Since I studied “Combined Arts” at the university, I took sculpture and ceramic lessons, so that my learning process progressed faster.
After I had my own workshop and kiln at our design store “Aphorm Design” in 2014, my work on ceramics intensified.
In the following years, I took also private lessons for the potters wheel apart from the university.
*You can find my ceramic sculpture works in the sculpture section.
Granite Series;
A tableware series with my favorite matte granite glazes. One of my most recent works. Generally i used slab and hand building (pinching) techniques.
The clay i used is chamotte clay. This clay turns into lilac at low degrees and a very toasty yellow biscuit color at high degrees. Normally i use it unglazed because i like to see the color of the clay. But here i used it just because i prefer this clay when using hand building technique. The consistency is very suitable.
*Stoneware
2019-2020.
Colorful Series;
I produced this colorful series upon my sister's sudden desire to have colorful tablewares. Except the pie pan, all of them made with potters wheel.
*Stoneware.
2019-2020.
Hide & Seek Teapot.
2017.
Self-portrait.
2016.
One of my first potters wheel trials...
For the coloring I mixed pigment & slip then i tried to burnish them with agate stone.
2017.
These cups are one of my first potters wheel trials.
I made patterns by mixing and scraping dark brown and orange slips on white clay.
(Terra Scilata) Then i burnish them with agate stone.
2016.
My first mold making and slip casting works.
2015.
My ceramic experiments that I produced between 2014-2016.
I worked with techniques such as hand building, slab, pinching, coiling, kurinuki.
