Psycho/cerama/tists
Psychoceramatists
Mindfully Twisted Folk of Mud, Metal & Flame
Psychoceramatists are artists who work with mud, metal, and flame—but more than that, they are seers of form, walkers of Earth, and wielders of custom-made tools that shape and reflect the chaos and beauty of nature.Are they professionally cracked through higher education, or just naturally loco en el coco? Hard to say. One thing is certain: they embrace the twist, the edge, the imperfect.
Leading art critics insist it’s nuts to work across five disciplines.
To which Psychoceramatists reply:
Go nuts.They refuse to conform to the idea that art must be a polished reflection of society. Instead, they believe art is a hammer to break it—a way to reshape the world with love, mischief, and intention.
Their creative practice spans:
* Pottery & Ceramics
* Sculpture
* Jewelry & Metalsmithing
* Photography
* Digital Fine Art
Each piece echoes nature’s raw design—twisted, layered, beautiful. Living by the motto:
If you’re not on the edge, you’re taking up too much space.
And one last warning: any attempt to define Psychoceramatists in the third person plural may or may not be true. They prefer it that way.
"Blessed are the cracked, for they shall let in the light."
Groucho Marx