Adrian Corona
Mata Ortiz andCasas Grandes
Born in February 1987, Adrian Corona learned how to make pottery from his mother, Ana Trillo, starting when he was about 15 years old. In 2010 he earned a First Prize ribbon at the Concorso National de la Ceramica in Tlaquepaque, Mexico. He also earned a First Prize ribbon that year for New Design.
Adrian loves to travel and says he's gotten a lot of his inspiration from Egypt and from the Mayas. He works on all sizes of pots but his favorite designs include birds and animals. A lot of his work after 2017 included sgraffito black bats with Venus flytraps in a nature motif. More recently he's been doing more polychrome art and has moved into aquarium-like settings with multiple colored fish.
As with most potters, we asked Adrian about how long it takes him to complete a pot. Adrian said it usually takes him about 10 days to finish each piece.
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