Three-dimensional sculptures with motifs of man-made and natural objects (such as the tip of a spear and a seashell). I…
Three-dimensional sculptures with motifs of man-made and natural objects (such as the tip of a spear and a seashell). It expresses the ephemerality of white porcelain and the strength of its form.
The shape was created using a casting method called ``gypsum board casting,'' in which four gypsum boards were assembled one step at a time to create a space, and porcelain slurry was poured into the space.
Nos. 1, 2, and 3 are made by repeating the same 150 mm square shape and the same number of steps, but due to the way the molds were assembled and the soil was adjusted, burrs between the plaster molds remain, and each piece has different details, so they each have the same shape, but each has a different shape.
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| Artist | Yosuke Yamaura (Gifu) |
|---|---|
| Material & Technique | White porcelain clay, oxidation firing, unglazed, plaster-finished base |
| Dimensions | W180 × D150 × H177 mm |
| Weight | 750g |
| Year | 2020 |
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