Artwork inspired by a baseball story about a catcher who wanted to do a trick play and carved a potato to look like a baseball. He was able to throw someone out at third with a potato. Jeremiah is playing with ideas around "faking" people out and other ideas around making a sculpture into a utilitarian object. He enjoys the idea of root vegetables being dented by the earth when they grow and how we as ceramicists "dent" our own clay. Sandblasted stoneware.
Artwork inspired by a baseball story about a catcher who wanted to do a trick play and carved a potato to look like a baseball. He was able to throw someone out at third with a potato. Jeremiah is playing with ideas around "faking" people out and other ideas around making a sculpture into a utilitarian object. He enjoys the idea of root vegetables being dented by the earth when they grow and how we as ceramicists "dent" our own clay. Sandblasted stoneware.

Jeremiah Ibarra

Fake Potato



$ 100.00

WhiteSolid    

3.25"L x 2.25"W x 2.25"H
Year:2025
Item:JERIBA-EX32-0186
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