Sea Flowers 「Third Prize」
The lines are pure, contoured, but the material and technique are complex: Through the assembly of small fragments of earth hand-crafted with patience and meticulousness and through the play of openings and perforations.
Also, the artist is inspired by old Asian techniques like the Nerikomi: inlay using pigmente porcelain;
and the use of the blue reminding of the Ming decoration period.
The creation of these pieces is an event that represents a journey that encloses a sacred dimension: a magic rite, cathartic, part of an intellectual and conceptual event that needs time, enormous patience, skill and joy.
Year of Creation: 2017
Materials: Nerikomi technique with pigmented porcelain
Dimensions:
L 26 cm, W 21 cm, H 18 cm (Artwork 1)
L 22 cm, W 19 cm, H 15 cm (Artwork 2)
L 21 cm, W 16 cm, H 18 cm (Artwork 3)
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EXHIBITIONS
2017 "A L’ORIGINE", Terra Viva Gallery, StQuentin La Poterie, France
"EUNIQUE", International Fair for AppliedArts & Design, Karlsruhe, Germany
Artist in Residence Program Exhibition, Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Park, Japan
2016 "Martha Pachón Rodríguez and VictoireCatalans" Midnight Sun Gallery, Morges, Switzerland
"50 WOMEN, a celebration of Women’sContribution to Ceramics", NCECA 2016, Jazz Museum, Katas Citty, USA
"Autour dubijou" Around the jewelery, France
2015 "More Art of decorating", Keramikcentrum Tienschuur,Tegelen, Netherland
"Faenza-Japan", Sekiguchi Museum, Tokyo,Japan
"Piercing Eyes-Distilled Art Pieces" Stillfried Wien Gallery, New York, USA
"59 Premio Faenza" Contemporary CeramicCompetition, Faenza, Italy
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AWARDS
2014 Bronze Award "10thInternationalCeramic Competition MINO", Japan
2013 Silver Award "Kaolin InternationalCompetition", Jingdezhen, China
2012 Second Award "International Contemporary CeramicMeeting", Albissola Marina, Italy
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WORKS IN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE COLLECTIONS
Bank of Romagna, Contemporary Art Collection, Faenza, Italy
KeramikmuseumWesterwald, Höhr-Grenzhausen, Germany
FLICAM, FuleInternational Ceramic Art Italian Museum, Fuping, China
Castello diSpezano, International industrial and artistic ceramic collection, Fiorano, Italy