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Lisa Peters creates handmade ceramic buttons, beads, pendants and tiles,
primarily using the raku method of firing.
Lisa's works are made from several different clay bodies, such as stoneware and
porcelain, and fired using a variety of methods. Formed by hand, all pieces she
creates are unique and have been described as sophisticated with a somewhat
primitive or earthy feel. A multimedia artist with a BFA from The School of
Visual Arts in NYC, Lisa began her artistic career as a commercial still life and
editorial photographer. After years of feeling the tug of using more diverse
mediums, Lisa experimented until she found clay.
When asked for a ten-word description of herself, Lisa's response was,
"Indescribable - It changes every day."
primarily using the raku method of firing.
Lisa's works are made from several different clay bodies, such as stoneware and
porcelain, and fired using a variety of methods. Formed by hand, all pieces she
creates are unique and have been described as sophisticated with a somewhat
primitive or earthy feel. A multimedia artist with a BFA from The School of
Visual Arts in NYC, Lisa began her artistic career as a commercial still life and
editorial photographer. After years of feeling the tug of using more diverse
mediums, Lisa experimented until she found clay.
When asked for a ten-word description of herself, Lisa's response was,
"Indescribable - It changes every day."
