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Karen Harsbo: Happenstance, 2011-2013

August 2, 2021
in Ceramic art
  • Coloured colums no. 10, 2010, Paperporcelain sandcast, glaze, paperpulp and plaster, 50x40x15 cm
  • Coloured colums 6, 7, 9, 2010, Glaze, paperpulp and plaster, 30x10x12 cm
  • Coloured colums 6, 7, 9
  • Coloured colums 11, 2010, Paperporcelain sandcast, glaze, paperpulp and plaster, 45x30x12 cm
  • Coloured colums 11
  • Coloured colums 11, 2010, Paperporcelain sandcast, glaze, paperpulp and plaster, 45x30x12 cm

Karen Harsbo: Happenstance, 2011-2013

These works have arisen from experiments with mixing and fusing known ceramic materials such as glaze, plaster, porcelain. ”What then happens can be a mistake, but opens up possibilities and a creative potential that cannot be foreseen.

In the experiments, I was preoccupied with the question: How Knowledge moves from one material to another. As knowledge and possibilities contained in the physical material; as human experience of touching and processing the materials; and as knowledge of the material’s connection to history and culture.

Works were showed at an exhibition at Ann Linnemann Gallery, together with works by Neil Brownsword.

Photos by Ole Akhøj

Tags: Karen Harsbo

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