Tsehai Johnson uses industrial slipcasting techniques to create distinct ceramic artworks comprised of thousands of individual elements joined together to create a low relief pattern on the wall. This work combines the three-dimensional qualities of sculpture using as volume and scale combined with optical vibrancy such as shifting colors and mutating shapes.  Composed of 1700 glazed porcelain forms, Johnson created the three works in Field Pattern specifically for the walls of the remodeled Byron Rogers Federal Building located in downtown Denver, CO.

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