David Duncan Livingston / Ceramics / Sculpture / Free Bird Series 006

"My influences range from crane symbolism found in the Ming dynasty to the elegance of Meissen porcelain, with sidebars Giacometti, Brancusi, and Voulkos. These all remind me that clay absorbs and reinvents every culture it touches and touches it." ~ David Duncan Livingston

• Glazed Porcelain
• 5x5x4"
• Gentle handling required
• This is a handmade item with slight variances in shape, height and glaze finish. 

Due to the fragility of this piece, this item may not be able to be shipped. Please inquire.

Marin County, CA

David Duncan Livingston is a photographer for interior designers, architects, magazines and books. He returned to ceramics recently and over the years, studied at Haystack Mountain School of the Arts, San José State University, and the College of Marin. In his ceramics practice he seeks to hold a balance of discipline and improvisation. In his Free Bird series, suspended between abstraction and recognition, his porcelain birds invite trust in the hand, risk in the making, and freedom of flight. 

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