Sometimes I follow through specific themes, other times I become excited by a new idea and go off at a tangent to try something quite different. I enjoy the infinite challenges and risks that are part of the process; wood is alive - it moves, shrinks, puckers and splits - constantly presenting me with new possibilities. What emerged was the beginnings of a new movement away from the precise and perfect ‘pretty wood bowl’ to a more ‘Freestyle’ approach, allowing influences from other media to penetrate and challenging the established wisdom of required thickness, polished wood forms that were generally accepted at the time
Additional Artworks
From Museo Gallery
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Inge Roberts
Tea Party Pot
Ceramics
6 x 7.5 x 4 in
$550
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Inge Roberts
Tea Pot 1
Ceramics
10 x 10.5 x 4 in
$650
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John and Robin Gumaelius
Two Separate Disguises
Ceramics
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John and Robin Gumaelius
Going Forward, Looking Back
Ceramic
28 x 8 x 13 in
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Michael Scott
Black Bowl with Red Spot
Wood
$280
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Michael Scott
Rectangular Bowl
Wood
9 x 5 x 3 in
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Skip Smith
Train Station
Photography
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Skip Smith
Watering
Photography
About the artist
Michael Scott
