The things women leave behind. When I think of the women in my family, I often think of things. Not particularly valuable things. Fabrics.Dishes.Old furniture.Recipes that nobody ever wrote down because they simply knew them.Kitchens where there was always someone working. They are things that are easy to overlook. Perhaps precisely because of that. Women…
An afternoon at the kitchen table. I think many of my questions begin at kitchen tables. Not necessarily with a big question. Sometimes with coffee. With a calendar on the wall. With old family photographs. With things that have been standing in the same place for so long that, at some point, you forget to…
On heritage, a family emblem, and the making of Dandl-Studio Some things begin long before we give them a name. Dandl-Studio did not begin with a logo or with a clear idea of what the studio would eventually become. Its origins lie much further back — in my own family history. On my father’s mother’s…
Reconstructing a Lasinja Vessel Form study · Archaeological reconstruction · Contemporary ceramics Before a historical vessel can become a source of inspiration, it needs to be looked at closely. This study began with fragments of a large Lasinja-Kanzianberg vessel, dated to approximately 4300–3900 BC. The archaeological object survives only in fragments, with its original form…
This is Field Notes A collection of observations, ideas, and moments that emerge along the way — through photography, painting, ceramics, and research. Small things that catch my attention. Places that stay in my memory. Ideas that slowly begin to take shape. What are Field Notes? Field Notes are personal records from an ongoing process…