Atmospheric Observations:

A solo exhibition of work by Trevor T. Dunn

June 7 - August 3, 2024

Learn more about Trevor's work

This exhibition of Trevor Dunn’s woodfired ceramic objects is the culmination of years of invested labor, learning and love for the craft and art of working with clay. Dunn’s methods of working in clay pair beautifully with an insightful approach to subject matter, resulting in an exhibition that carries itself with confidence, subtlety and an undeniable, quiet strength. 

His work is rooted in the romance of imagined finds. Objects found and their plausible pasts: utility, ritual or circumstance and time. 

These are not ethereal fancies; His work holds space. The force of his made-objects hold a visceral presence. They are defined not only by their form but by a hard earned and calculated approach to surface treatment. 

Extending the traditions of John Neely and the origins of the train kiln, Trevor continues to work within the developments of wood fired kilns and reduction cooled firing cycles. He has honed his visual output with a low key / high result ratio that only a master of being a student can do.

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Trevor Dunn lives and works in Jacksonville, Florida teaching ceramics and sculpture at the University of North Florida.