"Circle Creamer and Sugar Bowl"

Boyan Moskov

"I strive to create colorful and creative work that you can live with everyday. Bold color balanced with grounded design adds a pop to your living room, kitchen table, even your cup of coffee. "

Boyan Moskov doesn't often talk about the process of his work as it is an organic process of changing elements. "I see a symbol on a billboard, the texture of bark, a color at my son's daycare, and I bring all these elements together in my work."

Moskov throws his pieces on the wheel and then stamps in each design. He glazes each item in a multi-step process, which includes dipping in the base/neutral glaze first, and then wiping off the glaze so it remains in the recesses and exposes the dark clay body. The artist then uses a bulb syringe to apply each individual color element.

Boyan Moskov grew up in Bulgaria and attended a boarding school in Troyan, Bulgaria that specialized in arts education. He went on to study at the Sofia Art Academy, also in Bulgaria, before studying and working in Linkoping, Sweden. Moskov continues to develop his skill with practice and experimentation.