posts tagged with white
Tree House
June 9th, 2008 | featured, sculpture
Tree House (2006) by Jeremy Hatch (porcelain, 9′x11′x11′)
I was going through my posts and realized that I had not posted about this work. Because it was such a technical feat and I learned a great deal from it, and because I contributed (in some small way - helping make the molds) to this project, it is very special to me. Jump to read more and see more photos. Read more »
Drink more tea, it’s good for you
May 25th, 2008 | product
by Tina Tsang
I have always known that ceramic is a very sexual material but it is usually presented in a more subtle way. This work makes it explicit without making it tacky or tasteless. Now only if she comes up with the teapot the set will be complete.
You can purchase them at Undergrowth Design website.
[ undergrowth via notcot ]
the Snuggly Dead
March 22nd, 2008 | sculpture
When I see an interesting work/design, I have a tendency to want to at least try the same idea out in ceramic. Not for this wool skull sculpture though. I think its material of choice is perfect for its concept. Very well done. Jump to see one more image and the links. Read more »
Found: Bartek Mejor
March 14th, 2008 | product, sculpture
I have posted about this designer in the previous life of this blog, between then and now, I have emailed him about some of the technical questions I have. I’ll update this post as soon as I get a response. Read more »
Found: Andrea Walsh
February 29th, 2008 | fine arts, sculpture
I have always loved the look and feel of a paper-thin porcelain work, and I have always enjoyed a piece of work that is ambiguous in its functionality. So, it’s no wonder that Andrea Walsh’s vessels immediately capture my attention. How great would it be to actually use these fragile vessels to drink? More images after the click.
