Vicente Garcia built a career from his love of clay and steel. In this mix was also a desire to share what he learned. With 40 years of experience manipulating and experimenting, he found ways to elevate his art. He uses metal, glass, feathers and even his own hair with alternative firings to create his distinctive finishes.
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