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Cor Amor Ceramic Vase with Sergio Mora

Cor Amor Ceramic Vase with Sergio Mora
by Pepa Reverter Spain

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Cor is a handmade ceramic vase produced by Tot Cor Project in Barcelona. Pepa Reverter is the creative mind behind the design of this object. The vase Cor takes its inspiration from the Shiva flower vase made by Ettore Sottsass in the 1970s when Europe was experiencing an important cultural revolution. At that moment, the aim was to reclaim sexual liberty, but now, having concluded that phase, we need to take the next step. It is time to take up the key values that constitute humanity in all its richness: love, kindness, compassion, ethics, respect, generosity and solidarity.

The heart is the age-old emoticon par excellence, to say I love you. Tot Cor is also a solidarity project that extends far beyond this vase. Tot Cor is a charitable, collaborative art project and is driven by generosity and fine sentiments. A heart-shaped vase made with feeling to remind us that there is good on the world. Its mere presence brings the best out of us.

This version is signed in collaboration with the artist and illustrator Sergio Mora, who draws a couple in love inspired by the aesthetics of old school style sailor tattoos.

Dimensions LxWxH	7x25x29cm (3x10x11'')
Weight (kg)	1
Material	Ceramics
Production Year	2019
Color	Blue/White

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She wants to live in a kinder, better world, so consciously creates work that inspire us to do so. She graduated in print making from the Llotja School of Applied Arts, followed by a degree in sculpture at the Barcelona Faculty of Fine Art, and eventually a Masters’ degree in video and TV production at the Universitat Politècnica, Barcelona. An academic exploration from some of the oldest forms of communication to the most modern, a journey linked by the timeless need to make sense of the world through art and stories. Along the way, she was fortunate to study under some of the great masters: working for Jaume Coscuella and Magí Baleta, engravers of the work of Joan Miró, Jaume Plensa, Xavier Grau, and Garcia Sevilla. She has worked across many mediums as a visual artist, illustrator, designer, ceramicist, professor, photographer, and videographer. Amongst her professional posts: working at TV3, illustrating for the International Herald Tribune, designing ceramic pieces for Bosa, design for BD Barcelona, and many other roles in between. She frequently collaborates with her partner, the powerhouse Creative Director Ramón Ubeda, with whom she created their stunning, shared, studio space in the @22 district of Barcelona. Her ability to both switch between and fuse many mediums lends her work substance and a fascinating depth. Her work is thought-provoking; it can be hard hitting with a distinct social message or, at times, ethereal and delicate and others exuberantly joyful, with a fierce, feminine energy. Creativity with purpose is what motivates her explorations with colour and form, creating a mood, invoking a memory, or stirring an emotional reaction as important as function. She captures the spontaneity and enthusiasm that is usually lost past childhood, maintaining a fresh, open-minded approach to each new project. Her studio is a place of joyful creativity where she continues to work across several mediums and disciplines with the brands, companies, and collaborators that move and inspire her.