Bio:

Robin Marie Hominiuk was born in Calgary, Alberta and grew up in Edmonton, Alberta (Canada). Trained in the field of accounting, she always knew that someday she would be a potter. After a series of classes in clay, she set up a studio at home and worked on her own as time allowed. It took a move to the United States in 1998 and the start of grade one for her young son to finally have the time to pursue a pottery career full time. Several master classes in ceramics, the building of a home studio and an invitation to participate in a wood firing changed the course of how she worked in clay. Her work is now fired in anagama kilns, typically firing 3-5 times per year.

A recent move to Seattle, a new studio in the making to work in, has given Robin a new momentum. She is excited to see how the transition from county living to Big city life will creep into her work…..stay tuned!

Artist Statement:

Clay, wheel, trim, bisque, glaze, pack, load, cones, anagama, wood, flame, stoke, heat, gloves, mask, coals, work, ash, friends, food.

These are the words of wood firing, these are my words- they are the language of my art.