Cape Town ceramicist Jade Paton embraces the surprises that come from working with clay. The results are sophisticated but with a warm, hand-formed quirk.
Ceramicist Hitomi Hosono (previously) creates porcelain vessels layered in hundreds of leaf sprigs and other botanical forms. These monochromatic elements are based on plants Hosono encounters during walks through East London’s greenery. “It is my intention to transfer the leaf’s beauty and detail into my ceramic work,” she explains, using it as my own language to weave new stories for objects.” Her technique is inspired by Jasperware, a type of stoneware covered in thin ceramic reliefs invented by Josiah Wedgwood in the late 18th century. More
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Thomas Heatherwick's eponymous studio has been employed to transform New York's Hudson Yards, with an extraordinary building-cum-sculpture dubbed Vessel.
Ceramicist Hitomi Hosono (previously) creates porcelain vessels layered in hundreds of leaf sprigs and other botanical forms. These monochromatic elements are based on plants Hosono encounters during walks through East London’s greenery. “It is my intention to transfer the leaf’s beauty and detail into my ceramic work,” she explains, using it as my own language to weave new stories for objects.” Her technique is inspired by Jasperware, a type of stoneware covered in thin ceramic reliefs invented by Josiah Wedgwood in the late 18th century. More
The PHANTOM dish is inspired by wind shaping nature. Integrating these thoughts into the manufacturing process each vessel is formed by the the exhaling and then inhaling of the glassblower. By allowing the material and air to dictate the form and accepting the process, we have partly let go of the final outcome. Each piece is one of a kind and unique in shape. The PHANTOM dish is perfect for serving snacks or desserts or just as a decorative centerpiece in your home. Designed in Austria, handmade in Europe. Each piece is unique and might show magical bubbles or differences to image shown.
I started 2017 as an Artist-in-Residence aboard a state-of-the-art oceanographic research vessel. Here’s what I learned on board—in a comic!
Artist Juana Gómez turns her gaze inward in order to understand the larger systems that compose the outside world. She embroiders the bones, muscles, veins, and synapsis that lie below her skin onto self-portraits, tracing her biological structures as a way to translate the similar patterns found in nature and modern civilization. “There is fundamental law that can be seen in the veins of a leaf, the course of rivers and their tributaries, the circuits of the central nervous system, the currents of the sea, and the routes of traffic on the Internet,” says Gómez in an artist statement. More
Finding talented people from all over the world is one of the things I really love about me work. I spotted the work of Melbourne based ceramic artist Rose Wei, a little while ago and seriously I can look at these ceramic pieces for hours. Rose Wei works under the pseudo
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Artist Juana Gómez turns her gaze inward in order to understand the larger systems that compose the outside world. She embroiders the bones, muscles, veins, and synapsis that lie below her skin onto self-portraits, tracing her biological structures as a way to translate the similar patterns found in nature and modern civilization. “There is fundamental law that can be seen in the veins of a leaf, the course of rivers and their tributaries, the circuits of the central nervous system, the currents of the sea, and the routes of traffic on the Internet,” says Gómez in an artist statement. More
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on daily wanderings across the islands of the pacific northwest, artist jill bliss finds some strange and surreal species of plants and animals.
Amsterdam-based artist Diana Scherer investigates the desire for humans to control nature through her series Exercises in Root System Domestication. The project combines design, craft, and science to manipulate plants’ subterranean systems into forming mesmerizing interlocking patterns that are unlike what is found organically. To “train” the roots to grow in such complex patterns, Scherer develops underground geometric templates that the roots grow along and merge with as they grow. This intelligent behavior of plants below ground, away from humanity’s watchful eye, is another inspiration for Scherer’s work. More
South Korean artist Sun-Hyuk Kim uses the form of tree roots and stems in his sculpted works to express his interpretation of human existence and...
"Dazzle camouflage was a painting used for warships in World War I, when radar technology did not exist. It made it difficult to identify a vessel as well as its heading and speed. The person in the room hides her face with sunglasses, repeats reception and transmission with a smartphone in her
Chilean artist Juana Gómez utilises weaving and embroidery to explore the themes of genealogy, mythology and biology within her own female lineage
Image 2 of 9 from gallery of ACADIA 2011 Design + Fabrication Competition Winners. Saunders light competition board 01
Chilean artist Juana Gómez utilises weaving and embroidery to explore the themes of genealogy, mythology and biology within her own female lineage
46 Gate of Determination of Self, known as the gate of the love of the body. The gate of luck when committing fully to life.
There are different types of flutes in the flute family. These range from concert flutes, bamboo flutes, vessel flutes, to electronic flutes.
