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Derrick Te Paske
As a college media professor at Framingham State College, I am usually involved with theoretical issues and digital production methods. As a purposeful alternative, I also do woodturning, a distinctly low-tech process with very physical products. I am primarily interested in hollow forms, often with woodburned, treated, or textured surfaces. My work is represented at several New England galleries; a woodburned piece is illustrated in the book "500 Wood Bowls"; and I am an Artist Member of the Medici Society (School of the MFA, Boston).
Contact Derrick at 617-861-7728, or by email at tepaske@verizon.net
Tall Hollow Form
black cherry, woodburned,
20" high
Dark Burl Hollow Form
black cherry,
with applied acrylic polymer and cherry burl rim,
14" diameter
Hollow Form
Yew root with ebony rim,
9" high
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