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Lut Laleman: Selected works

August 26, 2020
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Lut Laleman: Selected works, 2017-2019

Flowers

These works are handmade with very thin coils of porcelain, stressing the luminosity of the material. The double walled form contributes the relationship between visible/invisible and internal/external. Both mathematical walls go into dialogue with each other. There arises a game of altered color and intensity. The spatial context is enhanced by the lacquered bottom to have claire-obscure effects.

  • Lut Laleman, Creamy Violet, 2019, porcelain, 30 x 15 cm
  • Lut Laleman, Creamy Violet, 2019
  • Flower Hexagonal, 2019, porcelain, 30 x 15 cm
  • Flower Hexagonal, 2019
  • Flower Trigonal, 2019, porcelain, 30 x 15 cm
  • Flower Trigonal, 2019

Waves

Dualisms and contrasts are at the forefront in these works. Black and white geometric shapes are seen as unseparable pairs.

The shapes are open up, creating a maze-like netstructure by not filling in the object completely with material. Even when working with double-walled forms, the usage of clay create light and dark effects.

  • Waves – Boomerang, 2018, porcelain, 31 x 19 cm
  • WWW II, 2018, porcelain, 40 x 19 cm
  • WWW I, 2018, porcelain, 47 x 19 cm

Mosaïcs

Bowls in its pure forms go on. Countless microscopic pieces of porcelain are inlaid in the double-wall bowls.

By alternating numerous white and black dots, the surface emits a mathematical rhythm and make up a uniform surface.

  • Untitled, 2019, porcelain 21 x 32 cm
  • Cone, 2019, porcelain, 22 x 32 and 21 x 32 cm
  • Untitled, 2019, porcelain, 21 x 32 cm
  • Untitled, 2019, porcelain, 21 x 32 cm

Broken circles

The sculptural forms are geometric constructed designs, like archtectural designs in a lace, a lace that embracing the space. There is a kaleidoscopic play of light between the rhytmic patterns.

  • Winding, 2017, porcelain, 20 x 25 cm
  • The Broken Circle, 2017, porcelain, 46 x 21 cm
  • Unchained, 2018, porcelain, 17 x 35 cm
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