Here is Tom Barnett's website: http://www.tombarnett.net/
Tom Barnett who has created ceramic works on three continents created this piece in Richmond Park. (He has worked in America, France, England and Japan.) His most recent work was done this October in Basingstoke. His work generally needs clay to be fired at 1200 degrees. The piece for this particular work is an astonishing piece of 'firing'. To see more of tom barnett's ceramic sculture work type 'tombarnett' in the YouTube Search section.
This weekend Aberystwyth is hosting an International Ceramics 'Fair' and Tom Barnett is one of the guest artists and speakers. The piece shown here is the kind of thing that he is going to produce this weekend in Wales.
links below to other work by Tom Barnett
http://www.tombarnett.net/firingevents.html
http://www.youtube.com/user/JackBarnett21#p/search/1/6XFvAVUZNSQ
http://www.youtube.com/user/JackBarnett21#p/search/4/5mSxAVsKnAQ
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it looks like some sort of pine apple.? I presume you didnt use your hands for this... how close can one get at such temp's?....
majinfunbuu 1 year ago
Of course you cannot go that close when it is 1200 degrees - and all it has to do I think is to attain that temperature and then you stop heating it. - bw JB21
JackBarnett21 1 year ago
surprisingly not!!
JackBarnett21 2 years ago
ROFL "Happy Birthday!" so appropriate. Beautiful piece.
slipmymind 3 years ago
It was my brother's birthday party. Fabulous piece. yes i agree. If you type Tom Barnett into the search engine of google you will get more of his stuff.
best wishes
JackBarnett21 3 years ago
That is a really cool garden sculpture, how did you folks fire that? Nice way to do a birthday eh!
GindaUP 4 years ago
it was wrapped up in heat saving material and 'cooked' at 1200 degrees. See 'TomBarnett"
JackBarnett21 4 years ago