Fluid Topographies: Object 7
George William Bell | USA
HOMO FABER 2026 E-CATALOGUE
This joyful space shows how light can be a tool that the craft artist can use to manipulate materials and enhance objects of every shade of the rainbow. Pieces made from plastic, enamel, resin, glass and other materials are displayed on mirror-backed shelves and rotating bases, while a vast mirrored ceiling emphasises the kaleidoscopic effect. The exhibition space is complemented by an exquisite floor rug inspired by Goethe’s Theory of Colours, designed by Es Devlin and handmade by Jaipur Rugs.
With the generous support of JSW Foundation, Homo Faber Guardian of Creativity and Craftsmanship
Big Fruits
Deborah Czeresko | USA
Dynamic Bowl; Yellow; Troubled Waters
Eglė Einikytė-Narkevičienė | Lithuania
Blowing Bubbles
Ronel Jordaan | South Africa
Murano 5.0 Cono Small
Alessandro Ciffo | Italy
The Gaudian Triptych
Alessandro Boscolo | Italy
Candelabro Lirio
River Valadez | USA
Once upon a time
Sali Anen | Luxembourg
Remember us at our best
Troy Emery | Australia
Square Petal
Valay Gada | India
Glim
Dhruv Agarwwal | India
Balance Vase
Rooshad Shroff | India
Stardust
Alexa Lixfeld | Germany
Gibbous
Vāhe Ensemble | India
Pleats Vase Cinnabar Red
Didi Ng Wing Yin | Finland
Indigo Milk Cap; Palm Treasure
Shudan Li 李树淡 | China
Green Ovoid Diatom; Green Tetrahedron Diatom
Jiyong Lee | USA
Simbiosi meccanica
Ceramica Gatti 1928 | Italy
Bloom LVII
Aya Oki | USA
Untitled (graphic); Untitled (sunset)
Hiva Alizadeh | United Kingdom
A Peaceful Planet
Dean McRaine | USA
Blue Hatch Vase
Kazuhiro Toyama | Japan
Bump: Where Depth Touches
Naun Choi | South Korea
Crinkleface; Pile of Trials; State of Play
Austin Stern | USA