A Conversation with Keith Kreeger, Part Two.

On the merits of a Process First approach and how to de-scale a creative business while still working big.

“My goal is to build the kind of stuff that I want to fill my space with, that I want to fill my life with. And through scale, through repetition, through photography as well, I can just create this space in here as part of my studio where it's like I'm walking through my own world to go and make more of my work.” —Keith Kreeger

Welcome to Part Two of my conversation with ceramic artist, Keith Kreeger. If you missed Part One, be sure to start there before coming back for this week’s final installment.

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We left Keith in a rainy parking lot, with more than fifty pieces of his original work laying destroyed on the pavement. Let’s dive right back in to discover how disaster led to a breakthrough career pivot that would deeply influence the trajectory of his practice for years to come. 

photo and forms by Keith Kreeger

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