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vn1 Porcelain Installations by Valeria Nascimento.
valeria nascimento.
valeria nascimento ceramics
今天分享陶艺！ 陶瓷一直都喜欢（甚至约好读者六月相聚景德镇，最后因为忙到没朋友而不能成行），现在每家每户基本上都会出现陶瓷，或者是工艺品或者日常用品。
Lindsay Feuer USA 小时候爸爸出差会带回来很多陶瓷摆设，或者花瓶或者大肚佛，还有些小动物什么的，这是我对陶瓷最早的认识。
Sandra Davolio - keramiske værker 后来对陶瓷还有一次很深刻的记忆，是心碎了一地，我把一个陶瓷狠狠的砸到地面上。
'The limitations of paper as a form offer a challenge, which through playful investigation results in tangible models...Hands on manipulation provides the best insight into the properties of a material, allowing its behaviors to be discovered and exploited for the generation of form.' -Richard Sweeney
陶艺，加上这个艺字，仿佛空间一下就变大了很多。我喜欢老老的陶瓷但也佩服当下的艺术家，他们不断拓宽着我们对事物的认知。 让我们看更多好玩的陶艺：
Elizabeth Kendall | 'Entrada'. Ceramic Sculpture
Wood Sculpture | Pascal Oudet
Underwater Sea Creature Sculptures by Noriko Kuresumi - Memory 018 (2011) Photo: Shin Ono
Noriko Kuresumi
Irish Nuala O’Donovan is a sculptural ceramist fascinated by geometric irregularities in nature. Each piece is composed of delicate porcelain elements, which she creates over several weeks in response to the organic material and the random events of creation – literally sculpting an exquisite order out of chaos.
Nuala O'Donovan: 'Pinecone Heart', Porcelain
URSULA MORLEY-PRICE (B. 1936) 'DRAGONFLY' A SCULPTURE, CIRCA 1988
Ceramic sculpture by Japanese artist Harumi Nakashima. Art Paris Art Fair 2014.
NAKASHIMA HARUMI - Struggling Form
John Newman . bubbles burst, 1993
coral, alexandra engelfriet.
Alexandra Engelfriet
Alexandra Engelfriet
Chieko Katsumata
Rafa Perez
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