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Stephenie Bergman: Selected works, 2010-2021

March 14, 2022
in Ceramic art
Sponge Light
Box
Cube Sculpture
Cut Up Vase
Dustpan and Brush
Fruit Dish on Legs
Garden Screen
Untitled
Inside Outside
Onion Box
Set of small tables
Pair of Vases
Perspective drawing
Screen
Fountain
Wall Relief

Stephenie Bergman: Selected works, 2010-2021

After more than a decade of making sewn canvas compositions, I looked for a more rigid material to work with. I began experimenting with clay. I was never drawn to using the wheel or experimenting with glazes. I immediately rolled out the clay into flat slabs which I cut into shapes with which to build objects. I found an amazing freedom being able to make whatever came into my head. I could play with forms and volumes. I could add shape upon shape or eliminate shapes. Even though the things I made were useful, their practicality was unimportant. They were often whimsical and funny.

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  • Sponge Light, 38×12 cm
  • Box, white clay, white glaze, walnut wood, 26×18 cm
  • Cube Sculpture, ochre pigment and white glaze, 38cm
  • Cut Up Vase, white and green glaze, 20 cm
  • Dustpan and Brush, faience and garden wood
  • Fruit Dish on Legs, 2019, Faience white and mauve glaze, 48×28 cm
  • Garden Screen, 2012, white clay, red clay, glaze, 2.5 m tall
  • Untitled, scuptured clay with green glaze, 28x22x16 cm
  • Inside Outside wall piece, 2017, Faience white and red glaze, 80×20 cm
  • Onion box, unglazed white clay, inside glazed white, 25×11 cm
  • Set of small tables, 29.5 x 49 cm
  • Pair of Vases, 2010, Faience white clay, 32 cm
  • Perspective drawing, white clay, white glaze, 28×18 cm
  • Screen, white glazed elements with walnut wood, 155×55 cm
  • Fountain, 2021, faience, 54x32x32 cm. Photo by Nicolas Matheus
  • Wall Relief, 2018, white clay white and turquise glaze, 42x39x15 cm. Photo by Nicolas Matheus
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