Multimedia ceramics

Los Angeles-based mixed media sculptor Brian Rochefort uses ceramic and glazes to create one-of-a-kind vessels covered in abstract patterns and textured blobs. Unfired clay objects are broken apart, built upon with more material, then fired between each layer of glaze to produce volcanic masses or craters, overflowing with color and character. The surfaces of theContinue reading "Globs of Color and Texture Ooze Off Brian Rochefort’s Ceramic Sculptures"

Art Nouveau beer mug Peter Hammer I Stein Pitcher. The Bierkurg is made of porcelain stoneware gray with an all -round Art Nouveau Decor - Mod.nr 372 The beer mug with the press brand before 1927 by Peter Hammer I Stein Pitcher was met This piece has an attribution mark, I am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution

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Each piece in this artful wall sculpture set is a 4" x 4" square welded from sheet steel and sheet bronze, and designed to be able to be hung in any orientation. They are patinated, sealed, and have felt feet to keep them stable on the wall. All pieces in this series are numbered consecutively, noted with the signature. Tiles are ready to hang as shown or in any arrangement that best fits your space. The Meditation Machination Series is about the building of a language, a visual vocabulary…

Stockholm-based ceramicist Caroline Harrius (previously) embroiders vases with floral patterns that explore the relationships between gender and craft and decoration and purpose. Distorting perceptions, the delicate pieces appear as though Harrius wrapped stitched fibers around a glazed vessel, or in a parallel manner, sculpted fabric to mimic a curved form. Harrius punctures the shiny, semi-functionalContinue reading "Melding Two Crafts, Caroline Harrius Embroiders Ceramic Vessels"