Ceramic installation

Karin Lehmann based in bern, Switzerland has been worked on one of my favorite installations ever in Münster, Germany. Sediment Sampling documents an arrangement of 200 apparently randomly smashed clay pots. The initial shifts towards a gentle decay, slow moving and unpredictable final result since all pots are in unfired state and slowly slide, split […]

The Bone Series Installation is a temporary installation included in the Sculpture IS:2015 exhibit at Sierra Azul Gardens in Watsonville CA. The piece is inspired by the the connections we have with each other, the synapses happening within our own bodies and how we are stitched together from past to present, from inside and out.

Karin Lehmann based in bern, Switzerland has been worked on one of my favorite installations ever in Münster, Germany. Sediment Sampling documents an arrangement of 200 apparently randomly smashed clay pots. The initial shifts towards a gentle decay, slow moving and unpredictable final result since all pots are in unfired state and slowly slide, split […]

CERAMIC FINE ART AND INSTALLATION DESIGN Scientific Artist Katherine Dube

I encountered Grace Eunmilin at the One Of A Kind show in Toronto, ON. She was selling ring holders, mugs, espresso cups, key chains, salt and pepper shakers as well as her creations featured here as installation work as christmas ornaments. I was taken with what I call "little monsters" as endearing whimsical creatures of my childhood fantasy. One day I will have a set of her espresso mugs and a mobile of her little guys (I currently have salt and pepper shakers and a key chain).

Before establishing her eponymous art-and-object studio this year in Brooklyn, New York, Yuko Nishikawa dabbled in interiors for such Interior Design Hall of Fame members as Clodagh and Alexandra Champalimaud. Now the Japan-born 42-year-old is blurring disciplines with pieces like You See A Sheep, a chandelier she fittingly describes as a “dreamy, immersive environment,” just like its inspiration, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s 1943 novella The Little Prince, one of her favorite books.

This contemporary ceramic art installation uses tiny clay lamps meant for spiritual practices to make a plea on behalf of the Earth.

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