Weird shaped vases

Danish designer Turi Heisselberg Pedersen has shared with IGNANT her latest collection of minimalist and expressive objects. They are inspired by organic forms and colors,...

Ceramic flower by Astrid Dahl Captivated by the exquisite clay vessels of Astrid Dahl, an artist living here in KwaZulu Natal, I began not...

Len Eichler Art Studio ceramic Pileup sculptures are assembled from wheel thrown pots crushed together to form self portraits, vase, teapot and bowl shapes.

Johana Kroft on Instagram: "Vases, textures, faces,dogs,shapes, colors weird stuff floating around 💜😊 welcome to my world 🌎 • • #design #art #myworld #digitalart #animation #motiongraphics #graphic #illustration #c4d"

Marta Bonilla Designs and creates her pieces in Barcelona where her workshop is located. When she started with ceramics, she became enamored with the material and the freedom it allowed when working and designing. Each piece is handmade. Her motivation when working is to retain the object’s naturalness and the traces of the creation process. That the object is beautiful in itself is another of her objectives, she is fascinated that while an object does not perform its main function the…

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This piece was created for the “Melting Point” exhibition on view through September 3rd at Heller Gallery and Ferrin Contemporary. The show...

My interest is in exploring ways of building structural forms in ceramics. Many ideas for the forms come from architecture while the inherent organic quality of the clay always brings the work back to soft forms more reminiscent of biological and natural things. My work mixes the hidden worlds of microscopic views with a fascination for cellular structures in modernist architecture. These influences reappear in my work as ever-changing associations to man-made and natural objects. It is in…