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Anisul Haque: The sense of humanity, 2018-2021

May 19, 2022
in Ceramic art
Expectancy, 2020
Depression of freedom, 2018
Doubt to destiny, 2019
Refugee, 2018
The hardships of life, 2019
Refugee women 5, 2020
Collateral Damage, 2018
Critical time, 2020
Soreness 1, 2018
Soreness 2, 2018
The dimension of hunger, 2020
Tied up, 2021

Anisul Haque: The sense of humanity, 2018-2021

For me, creating art is something meaningful; that has a strong message and an impact on society. Ceramics is the best way to express my thoughts, relax my mind, and show the truth from my own perspective.

I believe that no other material has such a natural relationship with humans as clay. I combine my ceramic works with sacks which allows me to have a different texture on what I do in my work. The distressed cloth texture is expressed by exploring the emotional factor of our world today — racism, third-world country oppression, and feminism, among other topics. The purpose of our creation is to serve humanity and I believe that artists can awake us against injustice. It doesn’t matter what religion we believe in or what country we are from – we have only one identity. We are human beings. I am curious about humans and fascinated by the infinite possibilities of conflict and diversity within humanity. My work is about the unfortunate aspects of humanity. My sculptures are like a versatile mirror where the viewer can perceive the voices of contemporary problems.

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  • Expectancy, 2020, porcelain, 25 x 25 x 75 cm
  • Depression of freedom, 2018, porcelain, 10 x 9 x 43 cm
  • Doubt to destiny, 2019, porcelain, 11 x 10 x 25 cm
  • Refugee, 2018, stoneware, 15 x 17 x 58 cm
  • The hardships of life, 2019, stoneware, 18 x 9 x 23 cm
  • Refugee women 5, 2020, porcelain, 30 x 17 x 40 cm
  • Collateral Damage, 2018, porcelain (pit firing), 160 x 35 x 5 cm
  • Critical time, 2020, porcelain, 11 x 44 x 6 cm
  • Soreness 1, 2018, porcelain, 18 x 12 x 21 cm
  • Soreness 2, 2018, porcelain, 30 x 22 x 35 cm
  • The dimension of hunger, 2020, porcelain, 25 x 21 x 37 cm
  • Tied up, 2021, stoneware, 30 x 30 x 27 cm
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