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Porcelain
This sculpture by Vipul Kumar was hand built from porcelain by pinching and modelling, then gas-fired. Mineral glazes created green, white and rust-coloured surfaces with cratered, weathered textures. Evoking coral, eroded stone and scorched earth without being tied to a specific landscape, the work reflects on ecological damage, geological forces and nature’s resilience.
With the generous support of JSW Foundation, Homo Faber Guardian of Creativity and Craftsmanship
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CATEGORY
Sculpture
YEAR
2026
DIMENSIONS
31W x 23H x 46D cm

Vipul uses mineral glazes to evoke volcanic rock and erosion in his clay works












