Constructed Vessel, Silver Glaze Pouring Vessel

Thin plaster boards with corners cut at 45 degrees are laid out one by one by feel, then assembled tier by tier so that the space of a "pouring vessel" rises up.
Porcelain slip is poured into the space formed by the assembled plaster boards; once the mold is removed, the outer form of the pouring vessel is complete.
This pouring vessel makes expressive use of its formal characteristics — among vessels, one of the more functionally rich — shaped by combining amorphous and spiral forms.
It is also conceived with a hard, architectural texture unlike the usual image of ceramics.