Fragment Ochre II is a sculptural art object by Donatas Žukauskas whose bold architectural form evokes fractured geology rather than conventional ceramics. Taller and more commanding than Fragment Ochre I, its elongated silhouette emphasizes vertical movement and takes on a strong presence that changes with the light through the day.
The surface is a deliberate composition of contrasting materials and colors: granite-like mineral textures meet deep volcanic black and warm raw ochre, and each sharply defined plane reflects light differently. From one angle the piece looks almost monolithic; from another, the contrasting surfaces reveal an entirely new composition.
Part of the Fragment collection, Ochre II explores the meeting point between sculpture and functional object. It can be displayed as a decorative vessel for dried branches or sculptural arrangements, but its primary purpose is to act as an architectural focal point within contemporary interiors.
Each piece is handcrafted from a sustainable composite of recycled paper pulp, natural cement, mineral pigments and binders. Once dried and finished, the material behaves more like aged wood than natural stone: lightweight yet durable, slightly flexible, resistant to cracking and warm to the touch.
Imperfection is part of the design. Natural texture variations, subtle surface shifts and organic irregularities are intentionally preserved, so every Fragment sculpture is one of a kind.
Customization is available on request.
| Dimensions LxWxH | 19x9x65cm (7x4x26'') |
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| Piece Weight (kg) | 3.0 |
| Production Year | 2026 |
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