Feb 28, 20080
Profile:Richard Sweeney
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UPDATE 02.28.08>>> Taken form his flickr profile- Hands-on material manipulation is very important to my practice, I like to be able to touch and feel a material, to see how it can shaped and formed and the methods of working with the material that will get the best qualities out of it. By exploring a process of manipulation, it is possible to find new ways of interpreting to the material to create forms that are truly sympathetic to the intrinsic properties of the material, and make the most out of the methods by which they are shaped, whether this be through hand-craft, or the use of an industrial process. read more
