Bundit patana slipa

Finger prints in clay

Object no 1

Artist :- maria ten kortenaar

Art work:- METROPOLIS

Material :- Porcelain

This art work lies in the category of minimalism. The shape and form of the objects are very cylindrical. following the principles of design they are in great harmony and have repetition. The object design pattern is very linear and simpler. The colors used in it are very pleasing and giving an equilibrium and definition to the forms. Looking at the shape and form I think The process and technique used to make this piece of art is throwing.

Artist statement :-

"For me, porcelain is a medium that allows me to express what I perceive, feel and experience in everyday life. Through porcelain, I’m able to translate the impressions that stick to me, into my artworks. Happiness, sunsets, rainy days, landscapes that I observe in real life, all find their way to my artworks. The titles are links to my personal memories.

— Maria ten Kortenaar"

Object no 2

Artist :- Anee butler

Material :- parian porcelain

Sweeing machine

There is much reminiscent of archaeology, geology and architecture in this work. A very depiction of a wo totally diff materials cloth and clay . The layering technique used to built the machine is inspiration from architecture. The sculptures contrast technology and manufacturing techniques with the fallibility of the material and the handmade. Various techniques are used in it in including moulding casting, layering assembling etc.

Object no 3

Artist:-  Olav Slingerland

These bowls are are minimal and too much at the same time they hits the human sense of wonder. Following the principles of design they are very delicate in very much harmony symmetrical and non symmetrical at the very same time. They are made usinf the moulding cast, slip casting method. These earthenware bowls  are characterised by the combination of terra sigillata and glossy glaze.