About Ki Ceramics

Education

2018 - BFA in Ceramics at Jacksonville University.

A woman working on a pottery wheel, shaping a ceramic piece, surrounded by pottery tools, bowls, and a rolling pin on a dusted workspace.

Kylie creates handmade sculptural and functional pottery that connects you to the essence of nature. Each piece is unique and elevates both your home decor and everyday rituals. The surface of each piece is thoughtfully designed to bring the organic beauty of the natural world into your everyday life, making every moment a celebration of naturalistic artistry and functionality.

Kylie began working with clay in 2014 as a freshman in high school. After taking many ceramic classes, she knew this passion would soon become a lifestyle. After graduating from Battle Ground High School, Kylie studied fine art at Jacksonville University and graduated in 2022 with a BFA concentrating in ceramics. Since graduation, Kylie has been an active member within the ceramics community in Southern Maine. Working as a Studio technician and instructor at Mill Pond Ceramics studio in Biddeford, Maine.

Ceramic bowl with textured green, brown, white, and reddish layers and a striped base.
Decorative ceramic container with a lid, designed to look like a layered cake with green, brown, and white accents, sitting on three small legs.
Close-up of a metallic, irregularly shaped sculpture with multiple holes, mounted on a wall.

Selected Exhibitions

  • A ceramic sculpture of an abstract, ruffled, green and yellow shape with holes, mounted on a textured dark base.

    Light & Shadow; Bringing Art to Life.

    The StoveFactory Gallery Emerge, 2022

  • Light & Shadow; Bringing Art to Life.

    The StoveFactory Gallery Fluidity, 2023

  • A decorative ceramic vase with a ruffled, textured green exterior and a black interior. The vase has three small legs and an openwork top with a network of holes.

    Light & Shadow; Bringing Art to Life

    The StoveFactory Gallery Harmony, 2023

  • Mudflat Cup Show

    Mudflat Studio

    Layered Mug, 2024

  • A hand holding a ceramic cup designed to look like a tree branch with green glaze on top, resembling a tree trunk with moss or leaves.

    Mudflat Cup Show

    Mudflat Studio

    Textured Mug, 2024