The essence of eroticism is palpability. It doesn’t have to be explicit, but rather palpable, tangible.
One wants to understand what it would be like to touch. The best way to show what it would feel like to touch something is to show how liquid interacts with the surface.
The “Palpability” series draws its aesthetic design from this theory. Through textured clay objects and blue glaze, it attempts to generate a tactile experience modeled after water beading on the skin.
One wants to understand what it would be like to touch. The best way to show what it would feel like to touch something is to show how liquid interacts with the surface.
The “Palpability” series draws its aesthetic design from this theory. Through textured clay objects and blue glaze, it attempts to generate a tactile experience modeled after water beading on the skin.
