Brutalism Pottery | Jacqueline Wei | Episode 1240
About this episode
Jacqueline Wei discusses her work as an architect and ceramicist, exploring the influence of brutalism on her pottery.
Jacqueline Wei is a Los Angeles–based architect and part time ceramicist. Jacqueline established Wei.ware in 2018 as an extension of her architectural voice. Influenced by brutalism, Jacqueline's ceramic work explores structure and sensory experience through intentional studies of form, scale, and texture, translating architectural ideas into tactile objects. https://ThePottersCast.com/1240
People in this episode
Host: Paul Blais
Guest: Jacqueline Wei
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Wei.ware
Books & works: brutalism
Places: Los Angeles
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