Julia DeNardo

photo:  Egils Zarins

Contour

clay, glaze, repurposed fivers, paper, wire

gentle attention to edges of things, the home of things, bark ends and atmosphere begins, ground ends and you

Julia has always been drawn to the unavoidable messiness of clay. Getting lost in the process of creating, she oscillates between mathematical forms and organic assemblages. She works with a variety of materials to sustain intrigue to the ebb and flow of her attention, and to delight her imagination. She teaches at a pottery studio and at an independent K-8 school in D.C.