Roberto Ferrer
Artist - Sculptor
Press and Publications
My work and artistic journey have been featured in different issues of the American Association of Woodturners Journal, interviews, and podcasts. This page brings together a selection of those stories — moments where I’ve shared the ideas, process, and inspiration behind some of the pieces I've completed in the past and those I continue to create.
Featured Articles
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American Woodturner Journal's front page – “Roberto Ferrer's Remarkable Journey"
Written by woodturner/sculptor Derek Weidman, this article tells the story — from my roots in
Mexico, my early love for architecture, art, and craftsmanship, to creating sculptural wood art
that reflect balance, movement, texture, and heritage.
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American Woodturner Journal - inside front cover featured artist
This article shares the story of a lifelong passion for creating, building, and exploring form.
It highlights the evolution from early experiments on the lathe to sculptural work that merges
turning and carving—an ongoing journey of keeping the art of woodturning alive.
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American Woodturner Journal - "Mirror Aids in Studying Form"
This short article offers a simple yet effective method for evaluating form while turning.
Using a mirror to view a workpiece in reverse helps reveal subtle imbalances and refine
—an invaluable approach for anyone striving to achieve harmony and flow in their designs.
Interviews and Talks
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POP Showcased artist AAW Symposium 2021
A conversation with David Ellsworth as part of the Professional Outreach Program, highlighting creative influences, process, and reflections on contemporary wood art.
Watch the whole interview below:
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POP 2021 Artista invitado – Presentación especial
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Entrevista con Matias Castro, director de la escuela La Casa Del Tornero en Argentina
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Lakeshore PBS - featured in Eye on the Arts episode
A television series that highlights artists, exhibits, and creative initiatives across Northwest Indiana and the Chicago region. I was honored to be featured in an episode where I share my approach to using wood as a medium to create both art and craft, and how my heritage influences some of the forms I create.
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I’m honored to share these steps of my journey — each one reinforces my commitment to creating works of art that speak across cultures, time and emotions.
