Bouke de Vries est un artiste restaurateur hollandais, qui travaille à Londres. Spécialisé dans l’art de la céramique et de la porcelaine, il s’i
Coiled porcelain vessels with brush drawing and integrated oxides by ceramic artist Cheryl Malone. The working process begins with a pinched vessel...
New ceramic work. Porcelain/ underglaze pencil/ glazed interior.
If you happen to be in Iceland in March, go and check out our great exhibition at the city hall in Reykjavik! Design Migration 10+/Views on Clay exhibition is on tour and opens in Reykjavik at 12th March. Collection from my series "In the Forest" will be presented there along many other brilliant views on clay from young Finnish artists and designers. 12.3 - 15.3.2015 at City Hall/ Ráðhús Reykjavíkur Opening on Thursday 12.3 at 19-21. Please join us for some drinks and good design! Partic
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Since 2013, artist Claudia Fontes (previously) has been investigating the use and meaning of the word “foreigner” in a series of small figurative sculptures. Each sculpture, which is about the size of Fontes’ hand (about 23 x 5 cm / 9 x 2 inches) is made with flaxseed paper porcelain. Anonymous figures, alone or in groups, are consumed by or emerging from organic textures that resemble grass, sea sponges, and thin shards of stone. More
Artist Lei Xue sculpts and paints porcelain cans by hand. Each of her can sculptures is rendered in the style of Mind Dynasty vessels and wares.
#c'estlebouquet exhibition now showing at #fondationbernardaud @Bernardaud including this piece 'Of Desire' I made from Bernardaud porcelain
Since 2013, artist Claudia Fontes (previously) has been investigating the use and meaning of the word “foreigner” in a series of small figurative sculptures. Each sculpture, which is about the size of Fontes’ hand (about 23 x 5 cm / 9 x 2 inches) is made with flaxseed paper porcelain. Anonymous figures, alone or in groups, are consumed by or emerging from organic textures that resemble grass, sea sponges, and thin shards of stone. More
Adopting traditional decorative motifs found on Ming Dynasty ceramics, Chinese artist Lei Xue sculpted these humorous smashed aluminum cans that bridge the gap of some 600 years of art history. The pieces are part of an ongoing series titled Drinking Tea, and unlike the mechanical process of producing cans, each object is sculpted and painted by hand. You can see more of Xue’s work at Martina Detterer Gallery. More
Since 2013, artist Claudia Fontes (previously) has been investigating the use and meaning of the word “foreigner” in a series of small figurative sculptures. Each sculpture, which is about the size of Fontes’ hand (about 23 x 5 cm / 9 x 2 inches) is made with flaxseed paper porcelain. Anonymous figures, alone or in groups, are consumed by or emerging from organic textures that resemble grass, sea sponges, and thin shards of stone. More
French artist Juliette Clovis (previously) works primarily with female busts, mutating the forms to adopt animal or floral-based characteristics. Using both the 2D application of paint, and 3D addition of ceramics, she covers the females that she sculpts in horns, quills, and blooms. In some works the natural elements look as if they merge with the bust, while others appear overtaken, such as in the piece Memento mori (2016). More
A textural, sculptural form born of an intuitive authenticity, representing an organic collaboration between the artist and material. The ongoing conversation between imagination and construction, artist and element is fully immersed in the concept that there is elegance in simplicity and beauty in imperfection. Art and alchemy, stillness and movement are equally reflected in this hand-formed vessel.
Is it art or a light fixture -- or both? The beauty of putting light into a ceramic form is that it can be an interesting piece on its own, while providing a unique accent light at the same time. Unlike any standard light fixture, a sculptural ceramic lantern casts shadows in unusual ways, letting light through openings in the form or alternatively, through ultra-thin porcelain walls. A porcelain lantern with a thin, carved surface will cast images and patterns when light shines through (see photos below). The piece at left is is a new one of mine, a closed cylinder with pierced "shells" covering the form.
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Entre Art et Design, INDISCIPLINE est une collection de porcelaines signée par le designer belge Quentin De Coster – qui nous propose ici des objets uniques mais originaires du même moule… L’idée de cette collection INDISCIPLINE nous a tout de suite séduite chez Deco-Design… En effet chacune des pièces est unique, mais originaires à la […]
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Vanessa Hogge translates her lifelong fascination with flowers into monochromatic assemblages of hydrangeas, roses, and myriad blossoms. The London-based artist (previously) has been working on EFFLORESCENCE since October 2019. Each of the delicate porcelain pieces is adorned with innumerable hand-sculpted florets and leaves that blossom from a central base. Rather than studying horticulture textbooks and the intricacies of plant life, Hogge works entirely from her memory and imagination and frequents gardens and other places where organic elements thrive for observation. More
