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#ceramics #coral #flowers #nature #porcelain #sculpture
Innumerable Porcelain Pieces Form Flowers and Coral in Zemer Peled’s Textured Sculptures
“Intertwine” (2020), porcelain, 21 × 16 × 21 inches. All images © Zemer Peled, shared with permission
From her Baltimore studio, Israeli artist Zemer Peled (previously) sculpts countless spikes and oblongs into densely textured artworks. Amorphous forms bristle with porcelain pieces of varying shape and hue, mimicking organic elements like coral reefs and intertwined vines. Other sculptures depict oversized blooms with the firm, pointed edges of each shard directly contrasting the soft and fleshy petals found in nature.
Explore Peled’s available pieces in her shop and on Artsy, in addition to her line of cobalt tableware created in collaboration with the French porcelain manufacturer Bernardaud. You can follow her work and find glimpses into her process on Instagram, and head to her site to see her recent coronavirus-themed pieces.
“Small Puaa Puaa”
“Maldive Vibes” (2018), porcelain, 72 x 36 x 36 inches
“Protea 2” (2019), porcelain, 16 × 10 × 10 inches
“Puaa Puaa 1”
Detail of “Small Puaa Puaa”
Detail of “Protea 2” (2019), porcelain, 16 × 10 × 10 inches
“After the Bloom”
#ceramics #coral #flowers #nature #porcelain #sculpture
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