Object – Pink/Dark Blue
by UKWIAŁ · Los Angeles, United States

22x18x4cm (9x7x2")CeramicsGlazes

Hand-molded object, glazed inside and outside with silk fibers. Do not keep water inside.

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UKWIAŁ’s work explores innovative forms of expression in ceramics, characterised by bold combinations of colors and smooth, tactile finishes. Each piece is meticulously hand-formed, imbuing it with a distinct and individual character. Using the flocking technique, the ceramics are transformed into unexpectedly soft, organic forms, inviting touch and evoking a profound connection to nature. This approach reflects a deep fascination with the natural world and a commitment to pushing the boundaries of ceramic artistry.

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Justyna Bugajczyk UKWIAŁ is an artist based LA. Born in Poland. She graduated with a bachelor’s degree in printmaking from the J. Długosz Academy and a master’s degree in photography from the Film School in Łódź. She has participated in numerous photography exhibitions in Poland and abroad, including in Copenhagen, Warsaw, and Berlin. She is the author of the photobook “Helotyzm, czyli przestrzeń zawłaszczona” (“Helotism, or Appropriated Space”), which was showcased at the Circulation(s) festival in Paris. In recent years, the artist has focused on exploring a new medium, clay. In her creative explorations, she concentrates on form, its organic nature, and its impact on color.
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