The shape of this deep-orange ceramic vessel was achieved by flattening pieces of clay using a press. The “pressed” clay was then carefully shaped into a form so light, it can be rocked by a slight gust of wind. Antonino applied the final colour to the vessel using a paint-sprayer. He used just one colour but created different tones by applying varying quantities and layers of that colour.
Antonino Spoto is an anaesthesiologist who, for the past 30 years, has specialised in pain management therapy. “I deal with the terminally ill, and I ...
