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Ses Salines vase #2
by Studio Poa United States (US)

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Description

Vase made from excess blown glass

Weight (kg)	1
Production Year	2021
Material	Blown Glass
Discipline	Glassblowing
Color	Brown
Design Class	Unique Pieces
Dimensions LxWxH	25x17x20cm (10x7x8'')

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Giovanni Valdeavellano’s work as Studio POA represents a merger, in several ways, of disparate sides of his background — his childhood learning crafts from his mother and engineering from his father, his career spent working as a contractor with an art practice on the side, and his dual identities as a Guatemalan living in New York. The pieces in his new collection similarly hover between the gestural qualities of art, the technology of 3-D rendering, and the craft of sculpting materials like ceramic, glass, wood, and sand by hand.