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Fingers in Boom X 2

by Bar Bergman Austria

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Description

Ceramic candle holder, sculpted by hand (every finger was sculpted separately and then was formed into the desired shape). Two layers of fingers, inspired by the blooming process of flowers, made out of blue clay, unglazed – matte finish.

Weight (kg)	0.230
Production Year	2022
Material	Clay
Discipline	Ceramics and Stoneware
Color	Blue-Gray
Design Class	Unique Pieces
Dimensions LxWxH (cm)	16x16x11

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bar.bergman studio, currently based in Vienna, originally opened in Tel-Aviv in the late summer of 2020. After a long artistic research and studies in various fields of arts and graphic design, I decided to revisit my earliest passion - sculpting with clay. Ever since I can remember I loved everything to do with sculpting, and clay, with it's flexibility and it's willingness to be everything you want it to be - being me absolute favorite material to work with. In my work I try to explore the line between everyday objects and works of art. Using only hand building techniques makes each object special and one of a kind, no work is exactly like the other.