My Anthropology

Even as a young child, I was captivated by the endless possibilities of building blocks and the joy of creating three-dimensional objects. It wasn't until my first visit to the UBC Anthropology museum, where I was exposed to the world of human communication through art and creativity, that I truly understood the power of shapes and forms. Since then, I have been building my own personal collection of unique creations, using my natural gift for imbuing emotions into each and every piece. These pieces are available for sale, and I am also open to commissions and collaborations. If you're interested in exploring the world of three-dimensional art with me, I'd love to hear from you!

Ice cream lady. She makes a high pitch whistle when you blow through the spout. When filled with water and brought to a boil, she creates a unique whistling tune with bubbling water. It’s not over until the ice cream lady whistles. Stoneware clay fir

Stop the madness. Soldiers from WW1 spent a lot of time in unsuitable conditions. Living day after day in waterlogged clay trenches. This large eared soldier has a clay whistle built into his cranium. The sound is deafening and a reminder for us to s

Dog Whistle. A dog whistle in the shape of a dog. High pitch frequency. Not tested on dogs.

Fired by Neil Liske in his hand crafted gas reduction kiln.

#dogwhistle #cone7 #twistedanthropology #stonewear

Pelican to man. A singing water vessel in transformation between man and pelican. I was inspired by the presence of Pelicans in the lakes and rivers surrounding Alberta between March and April. The whistle sound is high pitch with a long range.Fired

Insta faces. A result of instagram filters and prolonged dopamine effects. The twig held is a communication rod that can transcend emotions and thoughts to an infinite amount of algorithms and super computers.

Spirit owl. A pocket sized owl made for long distance calling. No network required and no start-up fees.
Stoneware clay fired to Cone 7 by Neil Liske in a gas reduction kiln.
#owlwhistle #twistedanthropology #mudtomusic

My Anthropology

iPhone paintings

Wandering Rivulets