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Susanne Silvertant / Terra Delft Gallery, Delft, the Netherlands

December 9, 2013
in Archive, Exhibitions
Susanne Silvertant / Terra Delft Gallery, Delft, the Netherlands

Susanne Silvertant exhibition, Terra Delft Gallery

Susanne Silvertant / Terra Delft Gallery, Delft, the Netherlands
November 30 – December 31, 2013

Connection is one of the most important themes of Susanne Silvertant’s work. Art is a language for her. With her art she tries to communicate and show who she is. This vision is enhanced by scratching signs in some of her pieces. Signs refer to language that cannot be understood instantly. This is the most intense way of expressing herself.

Inspiration she gets in the beauty of rugged nature, a garden, a landscape or the structure, atmosphere and colour of a city. During her travels in Spain and Portugal, Susanne was inspired by in the architecture of ancient civilizations, translating it into her own free way into contemporary and personal designs. In her pieces, Susanne tries to reproduce this layeredness and erosion caused by the passage of time.

Susanne has restricted herself to the raku technique. Since then, this has determined the character of her work to a great extent. Besides her characteristic box shapes, she also makes objects constructed from separate parts. If an object consists of several parts, these must all come out of the kiln intact. If one part breaks, the entire object must be made all over again. Risk, unpredictability and chance are very close in Susanne’s work.

From 2007 onwards she has added sparkling elements of self-cast glass. The clay seems to form itself around the glass. Weathered glass, found along the coastline, served as the inspiration for this development. By melting the glass in fine sand, Susanne succeeds in approximating this weathered look very closely.

The combination of ceramics with copper foil or wire cast in glass, resulting in a visual continuity of the separate elements, enhances the layeredness of her pieces. She adds details from nature to her pieces, for instance a twig, a bud or a beautifully weathered tree trunk, imprinting it into porcelain or glass and incorporating it in her pieces. This way she emphasizes the organic nature of her work.

Gallery hours: Tuesday to Friday, 11.00 – 18.00; Saturday, 11.00 – 17.00.

CONTACT
info@terra-delft.nl
Tel. +31152147072

Terra Delft Gallery
Nieuwstraat 7
2611 HK Delft
the Netherlands
www.terra-delft.nl

Above: Susanne Silvertant, Unititled object, 2013, Glass and ceramics (raku), 47x51x17 cm.

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