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Spirit Fingers Mirror

by Bar Bergman Austria

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Comes ready with a hook on the back, to be hung on the wall.

Weight (kg)	2.3
Production Year	2022
Material	Clay
Discipline	Ceramics And Stoneware
Color	Stone
Dimensions LxWxH	30x3x30cm (12x1x12'')

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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.