Ho-Jeong Jeong ceramic

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Identifier: RITArt-0094

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Scope and Contents

The Ho-Jeong Jeong ceramic collection consists of one porcelain tear drop shaped sculptural piece. The matte finish on the work was created using an underglaze. According to the artist's thesis statement about her work, "I intend to create sculpture of the motion of water that evokes human emotion. The format for the idea is sculpture that consists of structural, repetitive and organized modules. I exploit the repetitive and sequential use of forms that provide an immediate feeling of visual unity."

This piece was exhibited in the Makers and Mentors 2015 exhibition celebrating the artwork and influence of Richard Hirsch.

Dates

Creation: 2012

Creator

Jeong, Ho-Jeong (Person)

Conditions Governing Access

This collection is open to researchers.

Biographical / Historical

Ho-Jeong Jeong was born in Korea in 1968. She received her MFA from RIT's School of American Crafts in 1997, was an artist in residence at RIT in 1998, and an instructor at the Visual Art Experience at RIT in 1997. She currently works as a studio artist in Austin, Texas. Jeung studied under renowned ceramicist and RIT professor Richard Hirsch. This piece was exhibited in the Makers and Mentors 2015 exhibition celebrating the artwork and influence of Richard Hirsch.