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X-WR-CALNAME:Visiting Artist - Austin Coudriet
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DESCRIPTION:Ceramic Artist/Designer/Educator Austin Coudriet will be visiti
 ng our campus on September 22\, 2025. He will be in the Ceramics Studio fr
 om 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. with a lunch break from 11:45 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. 
 Join us for a great learning opportunity! This is free and open to all.\n\
 nArtist Statement\n\nMy studio practice is an ongoing tactile conversation
  between soft amorphous forms and rigid linear components. Rejecting the b
 inary conception that an object is either functional or sculptural\, I lar
 gely create dysfunctional vessels and functional sculptures. As a child\, 
 I would draw with my father\, an architect. I was fascinated by the way he
  built with lines\, they exceeded their boundaries yet were contained by t
 he image they formed\, loose but intentional. My visual horizon was floode
 d by blueprints\, modern design\, and furniture. As I began my own art-mak
 ing practice\, my drawings developed into the exploration of three-dimensi
 onal fabrication. Through the material of clay lines translated into coils
 \, and those coils into sculpture. My lines find edges and shapes form vol
 ume. \n\nOriginally\, I collected inspiration from mid-century modern furn
 iture\, scaffolding\, and the Deconstructivist architecture movement. The 
 more I create\, the more I collect inspiration from everything around me. 
 I draw constantly\, often working in multiple sketchbooks at a time. I cut
  out and collect images from anything I can get my hands on\, magazines\, 
 books\, postcards\, even grocery store ads. These clippings manifest thems
 elves into books of collaged inspiration. Currently\, these collages inter
 mix with my daily visual experiences and are re-contextualized through the
  lens of design\, into nonrepresentational sculpture and furniture. As I p
 rogress in my career\, I will continue to pursue large-scale works of scul
 pture and press into the design world with my functional ceramic furniture
 .
GEO:37.675583;-113.072975
LOCATION:America First Events Center (EVT)\, 203
SUMMARY:Visiting Artist - Austin Coudriet
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/visiting-artist-austin-coudriet
CATEGORIES:Academic
CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture
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DTSTART:20250922T190000Z
DTEND:20250923T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:Ceramic Artist/Designer/Educator Austin Coudriet will be visiti
 ng our campus on September 22\, 2025. He will be in the Ceramics Studio fr
 om 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. with a lunch break from 11:45 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. 
 Join us for a great learning opportunity! This is free and open to all.\n\
 nArtist Statement\n\nMy studio practice is an ongoing tactile conversation
  between soft amorphous forms and rigid linear components. Rejecting the b
 inary conception that an object is either functional or sculptural\, I lar
 gely create dysfunctional vessels and functional sculptures. As a child\, 
 I would draw with my father\, an architect. I was fascinated by the way he
  built with lines\, they exceeded their boundaries yet were contained by t
 he image they formed\, loose but intentional. My visual horizon was floode
 d by blueprints\, modern design\, and furniture. As I began my own art-mak
 ing practice\, my drawings developed into the exploration of three-dimensi
 onal fabrication. Through the material of clay lines translated into coils
 \, and those coils into sculpture. My lines find edges and shapes form vol
 ume. \n\nOriginally\, I collected inspiration from mid-century modern furn
 iture\, scaffolding\, and the Deconstructivist architecture movement. The 
 more I create\, the more I collect inspiration from everything around me. 
 I draw constantly\, often working in multiple sketchbooks at a time. I cut
  out and collect images from anything I can get my hands on\, magazines\, 
 books\, postcards\, even grocery store ads. These clippings manifest thems
 elves into books of collaged inspiration. Currently\, these collages inter
 mix with my daily visual experiences and are re-contextualized through the
  lens of design\, into nonrepresentational sculpture and furniture. As I p
 rogress in my career\, I will continue to pursue large-scale works of scul
 pture and press into the design world with my functional ceramic furniture
 .
GEO:37.675583;-113.072975
LOCATION:America First Events Center (EVT)\, 203
SUMMARY:Visiting Artist - Austin Coudriet
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/visiting-artist-austin-coudriet
CATEGORIES:Academic
CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture
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