Traces on plates
My work as artist in residency at 224 ProcelainThe delicately hand painted plants that cover the plate’s surfaces, make for a seemingly simple an elegent design.
Yet, if you look closer, you might discover that the cobolt plants grow and feed on an earlier life.
The reflextion of light uncovers the traces hidden beneath the flourishing illustrations.
This layered design is an collaboration between the traditional technique of handpainting a cobalt blue illustration on top of a digitally shaped and carved plate. The combination of machine work an hand work makes this hidden illusion possible.
The delicately hand painted plants that cover the plate’s surfaces, make for a seemingly simple an elegent design.
Yet, if you look closer, you might discover that the cobolt plants grow and feed on an earlier life.
The reflextion of light uncovers the traces hidden beneath the flourishing illustrations.
This layered design is an collaboration between the traditional technique of handpainting a cobalt blue illustration on top of a digitally shaped and carved plate. The combination of machine work an hand work makes this hidden illusion possible.
Yet, if you look closer, you might discover that the cobolt plants grow and feed on an earlier life.
The reflextion of light uncovers the traces hidden beneath the flourishing illustrations.
This layered design is an collaboration between the traditional technique of handpainting a cobalt blue illustration on top of a digitally shaped and carved plate. The combination of machine work an hand work makes this hidden illusion possible.
