Jeff Martin Does a Deep Dive with Brecht Wright Gander

Jeff Martin's Vancouver gallery, Alpenglow Projects. All photos courtesy Jeff Martin

This month two Source studios "got together" to discuss work, life and clay. Provocateur Brecht Wright Gander interviewed designer Jeff Martin about his inspirations (Nakashima, Alma Allen, and Roy McMakin) his willingness to move between materials and production methodologies and his latest foray into ceramics, in a self-described anti-craft way.

See more of Jeff's work, visit Brecht's Profile Page, and read the full article in the Design Edit here.

Jeff Martin, ‘Painted Credenza’, 2021 with works from Dan John Anderson and Maria Moyer

Jeff Martin's ‘Travertine Neolith’ stool, 2021 is also produced by an industrial concrete fabricator

Jeff Martin's ‘Sarcophagus 2’, 2022 is assembled from tiles made as his morning "art therapy"

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Jeff Martin Does a Deep Dive with Brecht Wright Gander

Realizing Your Vision Together

Realizing Your Vision Together