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Kadri Pärnamets: The Choreography of Water at Ferrin Contemporary, North Adams

January 30, 2023
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Kadri Pärnamets: The Choreography of Water at Ferrin Contemporary, North Adams

Kadri Pärnamets: The Choreography of Water is on view at Ferrin Contemporary, North Adams

December 3, 2022 – February 11, 2023

Ferrin Contemporary is proud to present a new exhibition about one of our most precious resources, water. Kadri Pärnamets: The Choreography of Water features porcelain sculptures, vases, and cups as a meditation on this universal element. The exhibition is open now with a reception for the artist on Sat., Dec. 3, 3-5 pm.

After installing her work in the gallery, Pärnaments stood outside in the rain, looking in on her work. “It’s amazing to me, we all share this substance. Everyone all over the world is sharing the same water,” said the artist whose primary inspiration for this work is rain.

The exhibition features her biomorphic, organic vessel forms. Thinking of herself as a choreographer, the artist explores shapes that connect to water, from cloud to cup. Pärnaments interests range from fragile, natural environments to female identity and this is evident across form, color, and function.

Pärnamets works in porcelain using traditional hand-building and sculpting techniques to combine surface and form. Her biomorphic, organic forms provide a means to convey her personal interests ranging from fragile, natural environments to female identity. Her surface treatments feature a range of gesture and expression with either abstract shape or narrative figure painting, inspired by painters from the European Renaissance and Impressionist eras.

Pärnamets work has been shown internationally at the Estonian Museum of Applied Art and Design (Tallinn, Estonia), at the International Tea Trade Expo (Shanghai, China), and many others. Since 1996, she has participated in symposiums in Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Switzerland, USA, Norway, and Hungary. She graduated from the Art Institute of Tallinn, Estonia with a BA/MFA in Ceramics. Dividing her time between Estonia and the USA, her primary studio is the USA at Project Art in Cummington, MA. She is represented by Ferrin Contemporary.

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info@ferrincontemporary.com

Ferrin Contemporary
1315 MASS MoCA Way
North Adams, MA 01247
United States

Photos courtesy Ferrin Contemporary

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