Porcelain art

London and Barcelona-based ceramicist Olivia Walker produces works in porcelain that address the ideas of growth and decay through additive and subtractive processes. After creating her initial shape on a potter’s wheel, Walker attaches thousands of individually-applied fragments that appear like organic growths. “I start from a set point on a bowl, and let these organic accretions spread out and grow – eating through, or growing over the form beneath,” she explains. “These make reference to…

Japan-born ceramicist Hitomi Hosono creates intricate, fragile porcelain sculptures featuring overlapping leaves and flowers.

Fragile fingers on a grand piano, 2013. In delft blue ink, a symbol of Dutch tradition and beauty, Marcel created a series of experimental porcelain arms, exact copies of the beautiful, renowned pianist Iris Hond’s real arms, through a process of 3D scanning, prototyping and casting. Each piece is hand-painted and every tattoo design is different, turning these pieces into limited unique pieces. Richly decorated hands become true icons, tattooed in Delft Blue from the elbow until the…

C’est la matière et les textures que l’artiste colombienne Martha Pachón Rodríguez parvient à apprivoiser afin de créer des sculptures aussi mystérieu

At first glance, these sculptures look like life-sized, three-dimensional drawings, but in fact, they are mind-blowing ceramic sculptures.

Designer selected modern home decor, contemporary furniture, lighting, accessories & art with an eye for the unique & iconic.

Portrait d'une céramiste qui travaille la porcelaine : Clémentine Dupré. Ses œuvres d'art ont été réalisé pour être touchées et vues : un véritable micro-organisme.