From Travel to Ceramics: Heather Ossandon's Fusion of Art and Culture
Heather Ossandon Chapman is an educator and ceramic artist based in Philadelphia. She is the founder of HEOS Ceramics and her work has been showcased nationally and internationally. With a background in travel and a passion for ceramics, Heather's artistry reflects her unique cultural experiences.
Heather shares her love for the potential of clay as a material and the importance of play and experimentation in the creative process. She also discusses her focus on functional pottery and sculptural still lives, drawing inspiration from traditional practices and everyday objects. Heather highlights the collaborative nature of her work with chefs and the significance of narrative and experience in her art. She also touches on the challenges and rewards of balancing her ceramics business with her role as an educator.
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Join us as we delve into the world of ceramics with Heather Ossandon Chapman, founder of HEOS Ceramics. Learn about her inspirations, creative process, and the impact of her international travels. Don't miss this engaging conversation!
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