When it comes to ceramic art, it’s hard to catch us off guard. But Wyatt Little’s nostalgia-inducing ceramic objects do just that, adding a playful twist to what we’ve come to recognize as a traditional form of art-making. A \u201990s child at heart, his creations include a basketball-shaped vase and a “computer planter.”\n\n\n\n
\u201cI feel like everything I end up making in some way ties back to my past,\u201d said the Texas-based ceramic artist in an interview with Analog Watch Co.\u2019s blog. \u201cI often find myself thinking about objects I loved growing up and try to give them new life and context.\u201d\n\n\n\n
\u201cI grew up in a very creativity focused household,\u201d he went on to say. \u201cMy dad was always at a drafting board and my mom did a lot of drawing and glasswork. To me, art was just natural, and the more and more I worked at it the more it became an integral part of my life and my identity.\u201d\n\n\n\n
Influenced by simplistic geometry contrasted by fluid motion, his objects confound and delight. Something to buy that hipster friend of yours whose seemingly unimpressed. \n\n\n\n