02 / Ceramic masks

Ceramic Masks

The human face in texture, expression and form.

In this body of work, Evan Oberholster explores the emotional depth of the human face through hand-formed ceramic masks. Each piece offers a tactile study in surface and feeling — from fractured, smoky raku-fired finishes to richly patterned glazes layered with intricate detail.

Ceramic masks gallery

In the Shadows

Raku-fired ceramic mask

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Dotty

Ceramic mask

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I Hear You

Ceramic mask

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Joyful Craquelé

Raku-fired ceramic mask · mixed media

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Party Time

Ceramic mask · mixed media

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Little One

Ceramic mask

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Orange Glow

Ceramic mask

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The Man in the Moon

Raku-fired ceramic mask

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Crepuscular Bliss

Ceramic mask · mixed media

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Happy Face

Ceramic mask · mixed media

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Mind Blowing

Ceramic mask

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Lunar Lines

Raku-fired ceramic mask

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A Serious Man

Raku-fired ceramic mask

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Marks of Fire

Raku-fired ceramic mask · mixed media

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Evan lifting red-hot masks from the raku kiln

From the Journal

The Making of Masks

A visual study of raku firing, this series traces Evan’s ceramic masks from kiln to cooling, revealing the dramatic transformation that gives rise to their distinctive crackled and smoke-marked surfaces.

Read how the raku masks are made →

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