Claymates
We asked three photographers to capture our spring trio on film to show off the varying nature in different settings. Each one was hand-picked by someone on our team, bringing a personal connection to the way the colors were seen and captured.
Next up: Josh Aronson
“Josh is a Miami-born, Miami-based portrait photographer whose images ask you to look at the South a little differently. His recent series Florida Boys rewrites familiar narratives of the region (yes, the Florida Man kind), trading stereotypes for tenderness, intimacy and a more expansive expression of masculinity. You can see his work on display at @nsuartmuseum, in the pages of the NYT, i-D and Vogue, or catch him host his next Photo Book speed dating event.” -Julie Kukral, Sr. Growth Manager
“I had a lot of fun making these. Part of my daily artistic practice is a meditative walk. During these walks, I kept wondering what different pockets of the neighborhood would look like with Thistle and Water Lily pots growing out of them.
I took a more abstract approach, emphasizing form, color, and the natural materials of East Fork pottery.
I also included a selection of photos with the pots around my studio– a sort of play on the artist origin story of this color palette.” -Josh Aronson
