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Previously shown at Basel 2021 for $4,800.00.
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Description/
The delicate porcelain sculptures by the Danish artist, Lotte Westphael, are based on a personal immersion in a technique unfolded within a graphic universe. Westphael is inspired by woven Bauhaus fabrics, and she works with proportionality in lines and colorfields, citing Anni Albers and Josef Albers as inspiration, as well as her Nordic heritage. Westphael has developed her own personal technique over the past few years whereby she builds patterns in narrow strips of porcelain, which are finely assembled into cylindrical jars. The outside surface of the vessel is mirrored on the inside, creating a visual relationship. She uses repetitions of lines with different distances, Ws and thicknesses to create intricated patterns. Her vessels are translucent and fragile, and at the same time, have a strong, geometrical expression.
Lotte Westphael
designer
Date/
2019
Color/
Black, White
Material/
Porcelain
Dimension/
12.3 x x 18.0 cm (4.8 x x 7.1 in)
Style/
Contemporary
Heritage/
Denmark
Ships from/
Paris
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