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Diana Butucariu: Mossy, 2021-2022

October 31, 2023
in Ceramic art
Yellow 08
Yellow 02
Yellow 02
Gray 03
Spring Structure
Spring Structure
Making of the Spring Structure
Purple Ribbon
Purple Ribbon and Grey Ribbon
Grey Ribbon
Gray Structure 08
Making of the Yellow 02
Making of the Yellow 02

Diana Butucariu: Mossy, 2021-2022

Mossy is a decorative ceramic structure that adds a warm and living element to any space both through the shapes and the shadows that it creates. I use the structure as itself or in combination with other pieces.

The fundamental elements of Mossy are semi-circles which are combined to form a mesh outline. An inspiration for these shapes was the structure of moss and lichens growing on Norrbottnian mires. The structure allows me a fast working process that can be created at any scale. I like to use vivid colors to encourage the playfulness of the piece.

Captions

  • Yellow 08, 2022, stoneware and glaze, 60x40x35 cm, Diana Butucariu
  • Yellow 02, 2021, stoneware and glaze, 120x45x45 cm, Diana Butucariu
  • Gray 03, 2021, stoneware and glaze, 70x60x35 cm, Diana Butucariu
  • Spring Structure – details, 2021, stoneware and glaze, 30x25x10 cm – 35x20x15 cm, Diana Butucariu
  • Spring Structure, 2021, stoneware and glaze, 30x25x10 cm – 35x20x15 cm, Diana Butucariu
  • Purple Ribbon, 2021, stoneware and glaze, 30x15x20 cm, Diana Butucariu
  • Purple Ribbon and Grey Ribbon, 2021, stoneware and glaze, 30x15x20 cm – 30x15x18 cm, Diana Butucariu
  • Grey Ribbon, 2021, stoneware and glaze, 30x15x18 cm, Diana Butucariu
  • Gray Structure 08, 2022, stoneware and glaze, 40x60x35 cm, Diana Butucariu
  • Making of the Yellow 02, Diana Butucariu
  • Making of the Yellow 02, Photo credit: Erik Lindeborg
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