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Autumn Cipala

Autumn Cipala

https://www.autumncipala.com/

Autumn Cipala is a ceramic artist who works from her studio in Thomaston, Maine. Porcelain has long been her preferred medium as she is drawn to its essential qualities of translucency, luminosity, and strength. She forms each piece by hand on a potter's wheel and later fires it to 2400° F in a kiln. A balance of clean lines, curves, and volume draw emphasis to the form of each piece. Some are unadorned while others are embellished with patterns that are drawn and carved freehand into the surface of the clay, pierced through the clay, or applied with slip. The quiet beauty of each piece is enhanced with a soft translucent glaze, revealing subtle details. Autumn’s most recent body of work is largely influenced by the combination of her many inspirations; the beauty of her surroundings in mid-coast Maine, her travels and experiences as an exchange artist in Morocco, and her personal research as a curious historian of ceramic objects from many cultures. Autumn Cipala holds a BFA from the New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University, and an MFA from University of Nebraska – Lincoln. She exhibits her work nationally and internationally.

SW341: Main image for Berry Bowl made by Autumn Cipala

Berry Bowl

C566: Main image for Cup made by Autumn Cipala

Cup

B440: Main image for Bowl made by Autumn Cipala

Bowl

B441: Main image for Bowl made by Autumn Cipala

Bowl

B439: Main image for Bowl made by Autumn Cipala

Bowl

C503: Main image for Cup made by Autumn Cipala

Cup

B407: Main image for Bowl made by Autumn Cipala

Bowl

T60: Main image for Teapot made by Autumn Cipala

Teapot

PV82: Main image for Creamer made by Autumn Cipala

Creamer

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