Where Time Thins - Medium Vase In Matte White w/ Faux Pearl

Materials & Details

- Thoughtfully handcrafted

- Ceramic

- Faux pearl

- Height: 26cm | 10.24"

- Width: 11cm | 4.33"

- It can stand on its own as a sculptural object without any floral arrangement

Process

Source Material: Goya / da Vinci / Georges Perec, La Vie mode d'emploi (Paris: Hachette, 1978) / Georges Perec, Species of Spaces and Other Pieces (London, Penguin Classic, 1998)

Background noise: While this collection was in development we may or may not have been influenced by the following experiences: [01] Watching all of the films of Kore-eda Hirokazu available on DVD in the UK. [02] Listening to Philip Glass - mainly Einstein on the Beach and Metamorphosis [03] Two visits to Gormley at the Royal Academy (one with children)

We use recycled metals from refiners committed to sustainable practices, melting down existing silver and gold to create high-quality materials with a lower environmental impact. Our recycled glass is made from scrap windows and bottles.

Collection Narrative

Fold is a comment on memory, society, consumerism and a host of other massive topics. Dramatic silhouettes flow elegantly and effortlessly in a series of pieces that present creases, pleats, ruffles, and layered folds and explore the essences of texture and shape.

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Where Time Thins

Name: Where Time Thins - Medium Vase In Matte White w/ Faux Pearl
Brand: Completedworks
SKU: B155
Price: 335.0 GBP
Availability: InStock

Medium Vase In Matte White w/ Faux Pearl

This piece's sculptural form reflects a conceptual, theme-based approach, which stands in stark contrast to the classical rules of decoration that pervade traditional ceramics. The flowing contours of the piece reference the way drapery has been used by painters to convey movement since the Renaissance.

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