#ceramics

#ceramics

During our discussions, Kryvosheya and Myrko emphasize how their artistic endeavors are not just about creating beautiful objects, but rather about expressing cultural identity and personal philosophy.

The SensiTerre collection is a celebration of form, texture, and natural color, blending artisanal tradition with technology to craft modern design narratives.

In a world brimming with cookie-cutter ceramics and all-too-familiar furniture, standing out often takes a splash of bold color, a twist of creativity, and a generous helping of quirk.

"The magic of the kiln seemed really exciting. I just loved the material and the process and how thoroughly immersive it was."

"Pottery in the Bronze Age was as ubiquitous as plastic today; it served multiple functions for the Argaric people, from storage to burial practices."

I tested a recipe for using up leftover spaghetti by frying it in butter...lots of cultures do, in fact, repurpose leftover grains, so why not pasta?

Nicole McLaughlin's work is a fusion of ceramics and textiles, challenging perceptions of craft by exploring themes of motherhood, heritage, and connection through intricate wall sculptures.

"The meeting between textile and ceramics is irrational and full of resistance," Harrius says in a statement for the exhibition.

Maxwell Mustardo, a New Jersey-based artist, merges cartoonish figures and classical vessels, reimagining ancient forms with personality. His work celebrates tapered shapes.

The Néophore series combines ancient amphorae shapes with modern neon lights, resulting in art objects that appear both familiar and otherworldly, like relics of a lost civilization.