“Half Empty”
18″x14″x7″
Ceramic, Steel and Glass
Play on the idea of perceiving a glass as half full or half empty determining optimistic or pessimistic thought. Thinking of the glass as a sinking ship, that idea is reversed.
Category: Clay
Black Bicycle Vase
Donated to the BICAS Art Auction 2010. These are all stoneware with non toxic glazes.
Orange Bike Mugs
Small House #2
Small House #2. Wall hanging Piece. Raku Fired. 6”x8”
Small House #1
Small house sculpture. Wall hanging piece. Raku fired. 6”x6”
Planter with landscape
Stoneware planter, 12”X12”X12”
Mushrooms
Ceramic mushrooms, very cute but not edible.
Little Dumper
The Little Dumper, Stoneware, Approx. 10″ x 10″ x 8″.
This piece can be bolted to a base and has a seat that can be lifted up.
Makes for a great little candy jar for your chocolates!
Things to eat and drink from
Canteen
Canteen, Stoneware, 12”x10″x5″
Whisky Bottles
A Swallows Playground
A grouping of several stoneware “nests.” They can be arranged on a wall or in the corner of a room.
The Cyclist-Sold at the BICAS Art Auction 2009
This piece was created for the 2009 BICAS Art Auction.
Sculpted stoneware and colored with oxides and bone ash, welded steel base. Approximately 12 inches in height
Jack the Rabbit
A Quiet Place Near the Sea
Swallows Sorrow 2008
The free bird is in the forest, Approx 45 inches, work in progress
Yesterdays Castles 1
Yesterdays Castles 1
Many Faces 2009
Handy Man
Vase
Dinner
Stoneware, slips, stains and mineral washes
Dunbar Spring Neighborhood Crossroads Sign
”Dunbar Spring Crossroads History” 2013
Ceramic Tile and Steel
12’x13’’x24’’
Located in Dunbar Spring Neighborhood, Tucson, AZ. Artwork depicting a peoples history in the neighborhood.
Public Art Paid for by a neighborhood grant and facilitated by Tucson Pima Arts Council. A collaboration between Troy Neiman, Zach Lihatsh, and Dunbar Spring Neighborhood. The community was involved in creating the ceramic tiles and researching the people represented on the monument.
Design, fabrication and install
Troy Neiman 