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"My name is Julie Klein and I am a ceramic artist working in porcelain and porcelaneous stoneware with a focus primarily on vessel making. I am very much motivated by the architectural possibilities in clay. It interests me to create an object with implied utilitarian function such as a cup, vase, or teapot, but also push the envelope of design to elicit debate over whether a piece should be used or displayed as sculpture."

"I’m not a potter who can sit down at the wheel and have forms naturally develop from my finger tips. I’m a pretty analytical person, so every piece I approach with a plan. I carry around a really [now] ragged 3”x5” spiral notebook in my bag everywhere I go which contain tons of sketches of potential projects. I have probably about 200+ drawings in this little thing. I pretty much start cranking them out when I’m inspired to do so. And by the time objects are drawn on a 2D surface and then translated to clay many moons later, they do tend to deviate a bit from the original design and take on a life of their own."

" I believe there are no more original ideas in art. They all come from somewhere. So most of my work is inspired by other artists or designers but more so from their material (i.e. plastics or metal) or alternative production methods (i.e. casting, prototyping, or manufacturing); I'm really drawn to industrial design. Pushing the limits of what clay can do is part of what motivates me. I feel Eva Zeisel had it spot on (what a brilliant woman). I guess you could say I'm inspired mostly by challenge. "

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