Glazed ceramic sculpture

Coral II — Vasso Fragkou

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Wall sculpture by Pierre Digan in glazed ceramic. The 10 cones are assembled on a square wooden support. Digan, born in 1941, has designed the cones (as well as bricks, cubes and other shapes), to be realized in the La Borne ateliers and to be used as decorative architectural elements on a wall installation.

Tina Vlassopulos uses clay and burnishing, a glaze-free method, to create sculptural pieces that exhibit depth, tonal variation, and a beautiful sheen. Loop is characterised by its refined appearance, serving as a decorative addition to any table setting or console. Crafted meticulously in burnished earthenware, the work draws inspiration from organic, natural forms, that blend twists, curves, and spirals to evoke a sense of movement and fluidity.

Bianca Pintan on Instagram: "Family portrait 💙 One year has passed since bold coloured pieces came out of the kiln for the first time and I couldn’t be happier with the colour collection journey so far. I have so many ideas to bring to life and I can’t wait to share more… for now, I just want to say a huge THANK YOU, for each of you who appreciate my work and enjoy watching my process & progress!"

Painting a Luna moth with underglazes :) So fun to add color to this bright white porcelain! 🌙 ✨💕 #handmadepottery #pottery #ceramics… | Instagram

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