EMILY CARR AWARD WINNER: JAMES KEMP
James Kemp creates unexpected sculptural forms inspired by the writings of Guy-Ernest Debord and Karl Marx.
In describing his work, he says: "The skin of an object hints at its mass letting us know something about it. Sometimes this something is true, or informative about the nature of the thing we are apprehending, and sometimes the surface tells another story entirely different. In our world of things we have been conditioned to value representation over reality."
James is the winner of the Circle Craft Graduation Award for Ceramics.
In describing his work, he says: "The skin of an object hints at its mass letting us know something about it. Sometimes this something is true, or informative about the nature of the thing we are apprehending, and sometimes the surface tells another story entirely different. In our world of things we have been conditioned to value representation over reality."
James is the winner of the Circle Craft Graduation Award for Ceramics.
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| Untitled M ceramic 15.6" x 4.29" x 11.31" |
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