klotuumist
Klotuumist is a term used in some circles to describe a sculptural or craft practice that centers on forming and assembling small lumps, or klots, of malleable material—most commonly clay—into cohesive objects. There is no universally accepted definition, and usage of the term varies by region and discipline. Generally, practitioners emphasize the tactile, improvised quality of work, with visible joins and a surface texture that records the construction process.
Technique in klotuumist involves shaping irregular lumps and then joining them by scoring surfaces and applying
Materials used are primarily clay, but variants can include polymer clay, gypsum plaster, or concrete for mixed-media
Historically, klotuumist is described in contemporary ceramics and sculpture discourse as an experimental rather than a