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ATIST STATEMENT
These older works are early examples of my desire to imbue abstracted and (somewhat) random forms with human qualities: to create a story about awkwardness, imperfection and grace under scrutiny. Working with young creative energy kept me fluid, flexible and less worried about "messing up".
Role at Crossroads? Middle and Upper School ceramics faculty.
Teaching Philosophy? For me, inspiration starts when there is a sense of adventure or curiosity. The leads to an engagement with the material and comfort/confidence expressing oneself through their medium.
Leslie Rosdol, Current Faculty
Giddy Up, 2014
Clay and found objects
8.5" x 19" x 7"
$500
Tall piece with pink and white polka dot covering over "neck" segment, rope tail and black lines etched onto main body
Leslie Rosdol, Current Faculty
Drip, 2015
Clay and found objects
10" x 18" x 7"
$700
Tall form with golden yellow crocheted segment with white "drips," dark textured surface with rhinestones embedded onto it, small 'excretion' in back
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