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Julie uses her slab roller to create sheets of porcelain clay that are repeatedly cut into strips, dried and fired to 1260 degrees in an electric kiln. Sometimes the clay is coloured with stains and luster added to the edges. Once this stage is complete Julie can then start building her final outcomes by fixing the porcelain onto their final surface.

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Material

Ceramic

Craft

Ceramics and pottery-making

General Technique

Combining
Constructing
Forming and shaping
Joining

Specific Technique

Combining, Construction, Forming and shaping , Joining

Properties & Qualities

Application

Art

Qualities

3D, Rigid, Textured / tactile

Colour

White, Other

Sample Information

Date of creation

05/11/2021

Dimensions

32cm diameter x 4cm

Weight

2.7kg

Culture & Context

Julie’s ceramic work is inspied by her research completed during her MA Ceramics completed in 2016 at UCA Farnham. Julie explored the history touch in gallery and museum spaces – combining this with the fragility of the Jurasic Coastline in Dorset.

Process & Production

Julie Massie uses her slab roller to create sheets of porcelain clay that are repeatedly cut into strips, dried and fired to 1260 degrees in an electric kiln.

Sometimes the clay is coloured with stains and luster added to the edges. Once this stage is complete Julie can then start building her final outcomes by fixing the porcelain onto their final surface.

Credits

Craft Maker

Julie Massie

Library Contributor

Julie Massie

Photographer

Julie Massie

Practitioner

Julie Massie

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