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Esposto in A FEAST OF LIGHT
Porcelain
This sculpture by Xiaodong Bian was created by applying Dehua porcelain slip over a silicone mould, allowing gravity to define the form. A calligraphy brush was used to refine the shape of the droplets. Bisque firing was followed by high-temperature firing, which gave the surface a perlescent finish. Evoking a splashing torrent, the piece explores the dual nature of water, both tangible and elusive.
With the generous support of Hantang Culture, Homo Faber Guardian of Creativity and Craftsmanship
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CATEGORY
Sculpture
YEAR
2021
DIMENSIONS
36W x 32H x 32D cm
Xiaodong crafts porcelain artworks that explore the use of gravity during making
