Twin is the other half of an identical partner. Standing 22” tall, it illuminates light, and a glow from within. The mesh window imitates the shape of the sculpture, contributing to the flow of the piece. No hard edges, just curves and sheen.
My ceramic work is an exploration of the delicate balance between geometric precision and organic forms. My work often incorporates recognizable symbols, blending the familiar with the unexpected.
As an artist, I am fascinated by the transformative power of light and its ability to enhance the tactile beauty of ceramics.
My work is rooted in the belief that form and function can coexist harmoniously, with each piece telling a story.
By exploring the contrast between the texture of clay and the intensity of light, I aim to create sculptures that not only engage visually but also evoke an emotional response.
A project by
Colleen Carlson/Colleen Carlson Design
Hailing from western Canada, Colleen Carlson is a skilled ceramicist based in Long Island City, New York. With a strong background in fashion, Colleen has always been drawn to the power of aesthetics and precision. Her unique hand-built ceramic pieces draw inspiration from a variety of sources, including geometric, architectural, mathematical and organic forms. Through her work, she aims to create a sense of mood and continuity of motion, often employing undulating forms, spirals and playful symbols to achieve stunning
In the last few years, she’s incorporated lighting into her work, which explores the interplay between form, light and space. She’s fused art and funcuality with ceramic wall mounted sculpture and illuminated free standing sculpture.
Noted by a prominent NYC architect and interior designer for her "sublime sensibility married to virtuoso craftsmanship," Colleen's work is highly regarded and collected internationally