Mark Mondloch
medium: metalwork
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 Vase on Iron Stand 2007 Metalwork |
 Fireplace Set 2008 Metalwork |
 Leaves and Candles 2006 Metalwork |
 Double Lily 2008 Metalwork |
 Wall Lamp 2007 Metalwork |
 Hand Rails 2007 Metalwork |
 Vine Ball Trellis 2006 Metalwork |
 Iron Cone Flowers 2008 Metalwork |
 Large Bell with Trellis Ends 2006 Metalwork |
Contact information
W6725 Hwy 144
Random Lake, WI 53075
Phone Number: 920-994-9568
Email Address: mondloch@silvercreekpottery.com
Web site: www.silvercreekpottery.com
Artist statement
Clay and iron are both very pliable at certain stages: clay when wet, iron when hot. My wife Sylvia is a potter. After she explains how she would do a form in clay, I can usually find a way to move the hot soft iron to the desired shape. The original size and shape metal stock is often indistinguishable in the finished piece. I like that.
Biography
After 10 years of forging full-time, I am just beginning to understand how much there is to know about moving metal. I sell my work through our studio gallery Silver Creek Pottery and Forge and do some commission work.
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