Animal sculptures by Nick Mackman. (UK) / Drawing on her experience as a rhino keeper and on safari, she aims to get under the skin of the animal and then recreate it, giving each one its own personality. Her pieces are Raku fired, argile or papier maché used.
Nick Mackman – Painted dog sculpture
Colin and Kristine Poole – Sculptures figuratives & peintures (USA)
Colin and Kristine Poole – Hot Diggety Dog
Demonstration of creating a life-sized, coil-built ceramic figurative sculpture
Sculptures poétique Clementine De Chabaneix. (France)
« I work with epoxy resin or ceramic, iron and sometimes wood.
I often sculpt young ‘ Burtonian’ girls, kind of « Alice in Wonderland », teenagers, romantic, a bit gothic…
My work is about leaving childhood, metamorphose, struggle.
I draw also with very thin lines, minimalist black and white drawings, with the same subject. »
La fantaisie dans les sculptures de Herman Muys paraît inépuisable, sa créativité vaste et illimitée. Il évolue constamment aux confins du rêve et de la réalité. Ses oeuvres des débuts respirent une ambiance hallucinante : des êtres mi-hommes, mi-bêtes nous épient, avec parfois une expression démoniaque. On dirait des figures mythologiques, telles que griffons et centaures, des apparitions surréalistes qui font penser à Jérôme bosch, Pieter Brueghel, Pieter Huys, Jan Mandijn ou David Teniers. Démons orgueilleux ou dieux arrogants, ils n’ont pas pour autant perdu le sens de l’humour. Avec tout ce qu’ils peuvent avoir de mystérieux, de menaçant, ils ont quelque chose d’indiciblement tendre. (tiré du Livre : Herman Muys & Monique Muylaert)
Herman Muys – Sculptures
Alberto Bustos – Ceramiste de Talent ! (Espagne)
Découvrez ses magnifiques sculptures !
Sculptures figuratives by Maria Øverbye. (Norvege)
Maria Øverbye – sculptures ceramics figuratif
Katharine Morling Fine Ceramics. (England)
Katharine Morling – Discovery
« My work has been a personal narrative, which alludes to tales, dreams and nightmares. I bring my drawings alive in 3D. My work is often life-size or larger; a chair will stand a metre tall. The work has been of a domestic nature, taking inanimate objects such as chairs and layering them with emotion. As I build up piece by piece, I have created rooms with atmosphere where unexpected feelings arise from apparently mundane objects.
I work very instinctively, one piece leads to the next, I try not to pin down what I am doing or even why. I have to trust and believe that I can communicate through this medium.
My searching is never complete; each piece is a journey for answers that are only hinted at, with more questions.
I predominantly work in clay but use other materials when I feel it is necessary: glass, string, wood, raffia and mirror. »
Le fabuleux Vase de Vix – The most attractive princely Celt’s site, Vix tresor
C’est en Bourgogne au pied du Mont Lassois à Vix [Côte d’Or] qu’en 1953, le plus beau site PRINCIER CELTES au monde est découvert… Découvrez toute la beauté de cette découverte, la richesse de ces fouilles qui donna plus d’un million de tessons de céramiques, 150 fibules, un millier d’objets en Bronze, en fer, perles et armes, des bijoux dont le diadème d’Or de la DAME de ViX, et le magnifique Vase de Vix…
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It is in Bourgogne at the edge of the Mount Lassois at Vix in Côte d’Or within the year 1953 that the most attractive princely Celt’s site was discovered… Discover all the magnificence of this discovery, the richness of it’s excavations which reveals the presence of a million of ceramic’s fragments, 150 fibulas, thousands of objects made with bronze, with iron, with pearls, weapons and jewels within which, the gold made diadem of the lady of Vix, and this beautiful Bronze vase…
Visit the website :
site sur le vase de vix, site princier celtes
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