Ian Hazard-Bill is a ceramic artist that uses their work as a means of centering themselves, working with clay becomes meditation. At the core of their work is also the relationship between pottery and food. To check out more of their work, featured in The Makers Archive Store go to: https://www.themakersarchive.com/ianhazardbill Find out more about The Makers Archive and see the work of other talented makers at: https://www.themakersarchive.com/
 
 

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Ian Hazard-Bill

CERAMIC ARTIST  august 2016

www.ianhazardbill.com/

Ian Hazard-Bill was born and raised amongst the grassy oak hills and redwood valleys just north of San Francisco. His Father is an Architect and his Mother is a Painter/Graphic Designer, so it was no surprise, to people who knew him, that when he was introduced to ceramics in High School he took an instant liking to it and has pursued it ever since. He did a 3 month internship in the Spanish countryside with Seth Cardew, worked out of a home studio in Marin County for a time. He went to The Evergreen State College in Olympia, WA where he studied Food Systems, Entrepreneurship, and Sustainable Architecture as well as ceramics. During his time at Evergreen and in Olympia he decided to commit his energy into Ceramic Art and Pottery. After graduating from Evergreen he enrolled in a Residency at the Cub Creek Foundation where he currently works and lives. Outside of clay he loves to play soccer, bake bread, garden, and be out in the wilderness.

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