By Andi Tomassi and Bask Andi Tomassi (TROn): Here’s the thing, Bask; Every time I go to a show and see your work, I am immediately drawn in. The part of your aesthetic that I respond to the most is the fact that the developed piece in its finished state is “imperfect” – an aesthetic … [Read more…]
“…Each chandelier is based on body parts or the process of a person breaking down. But in that destructive process is a sort of rebirth. Salt destroys the ceramic structure but also grows beautiful crystals in the process.”
“… Some are hopeful and some are tragic. These characters act as a way to share a deep truth about myself, in hopes of helping people see a truth in them.”
“…Stop worrying about what anyone thinks or whether it will sell or whether it’s good enough and just do it. The times in my life when I was only thinking about or stressing about making art and not actually finding the time to allow myself to create coincide with some of the worst times in my life. I think this is correlation and not coincidence.”