Ignorance Is Bliss – Metal Waste Matcha Bowl
by Agne Kucerenkaite · Eindhoven, Netherlands

12x12x7cm (5x5x3")Porcelain
Since the Industrial Revolution, ignorance and negligence have generated overloaded landfills in our throw-away culture. Metals ar… Read more
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Cardboard25x25x25cm, 2kg
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2025

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Description

Since the Industrial Revolution, ignorance and negligence have generated overloaded landfills in our throw-away culture. Metals are crucial to our world, and, unfortunately, a non-renewable resource. “Ignorance is Bliss” is an ongoing project about reincorporating the value of metal waste by applying it as a pigment from industries such as drinking water supply and soil remediation companies into new valuable products and methods. The colors are retrieved purely by using pigments from waste. In this project, surprisingly, the more contaminated the raw material, the more vibrant the designed objects are.

Each piece is hand-crafted and fired in a unique reduction gas oven, comes with its own charming irregularities. All ceramic pieces are food safe.
Please inquire about available pieces and colors.

Dimensions LxWxH
Piece Weight (kg)

0.1

Production Year

2025

Material

Technique

,

Color

, , , , ,

Design Class

Limited Editions

Number Of Pieces Created

11

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Agne Kucerenkaite is a material designer from Vilnius, Lithuania, who graduated in Design Academy Eindhoven and currently based in the Netherlands. Agne enjoys working with raw materials, transforming them into valuable products, methods, and systems, seeking interaction between design, society, industry, and environment. Her design process is characterized by in-depth research, experimental approach, and hands-on practice, motivated by historical and sociocultural contexts. Technical investigation of seemingly unattractive and industrially driven processes that she finds to be the most interesting source of unexpected links and associations, drive her design work.
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