Form as Embodied Place: The Pottery of Willi Singleton
When is the perception of form not the perception of form?
When it is the perception of place.
In this reflective essay, I invite the reader to look at, meaning to see and to think about, pottery differently. I do this by considering place and embodiment in the context of ceramic work created by Mr. Willi Singleton.
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