Locally Handmade Incense Holder
Matt Wilson is the owner and artist behind Wilson Ceramics. Wilson received his Bachelor of Fine Arts and Masters from Oswego State University. Where he then served as an adjunct professor of ceramics. He currently is a high school art teacher at Chenango Valley CSD in Binghamton, NY.
"I have engaged deeply with the medium of clay, and through my explorations, I have found profound inspiration. The remarkable fluidity of clay allows it to effortlessly embody the essence of various materials, whether they be man-made, synthetic, or natural. In my creations, I endeavor to highlight this extraordinary versatility.
It is my hope that viewers will experience a sense of familiarity within the style of my work. My intention is to reimagine the traditional forms of functional ceramics, inviting a shift in the viewer's perception. Through my art, I aspire to reveal and celebrate a renewed understanding of this material, offering a fresh lens through which its possibilities can be appreciated."
Locally Handmade Incense Holder
Matt Wilson is the owner and artist behind Wilson Ceramics. Wilson received his Bachelor of Fine Arts and Masters from Oswego State University. Where he then served as an adjunct professor of ceramics. He currently is a high school art teacher at Chenango Valley CSD in Binghamton, NY.
"I have engaged deeply with the medium of clay, and through my explorations, I have found profound inspiration. The remarkable fluidity of clay allows it to effortlessly embody the essence of various materials, whether they be man-made, synthetic, or natural. In my creations, I endeavor to highlight this extraordinary versatility.
It is my hope that viewers will experience a sense of familiarity within the style of my work. My intention is to reimagine the traditional forms of functional ceramics, inviting a shift in the viewer's perception. Through my art, I aspire to reveal and celebrate a renewed understanding of this material, offering a fresh lens through which its possibilities can be appreciated."
Dimensions:
4 1/2” Diameter
Care:
Clean with a dry cloth
Composition:
Ceramic
Locally produced
