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Previously exhibited at Basel 2022.
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Description/
Here is a stoneware piece from the Species series, the result of the beautiful collaboration between Morgane Tschiember and John M. Armleder, so significant of their respective works with the ropes of Morgane’s shibaris and the drips of the iconic series of paintings of the close friend of the Fluxus movement and founder of the Ecart collective.
This series of ceramic works was produced at Cercco, the Centre for Experimentation and Realisation in Contemporary Ceramics at the Geneva University of Art and Design (HEAD), from a selection of moulds, dating from the 19th century to the present day. “It is in pairs that these pieces are presented to us and that they were produced using the technique of stamping with a mould. The casts were fired in pairs and the ties that attached them to each other disintegrated during the firing process, leaving curious traces. Quote from Marjolaine Lévy.
Morgane Tschiember
designer
An alumnus of the Ecole Européenne Supérieure d'Art in Quimper, Brittany and of the Paris Beaux-Arts academy, a winner of the 2001 youth prize for Young Creators at the Espace Paul Ricard, her work offers a thorough reexamination of artistic practices in all of their facets, with a proliferation of media. She takes on all materials and means of expression, from books to monumental installations or photography, metal objects and sculptures, pottery, glass or wood. Her works have been exhibited throughout the world."
John M. Armleder
designer
An alumnus of the Ecole Européenne Supérieure d'Art in Quimper, Brittany and of the Paris Beaux-Arts academy, a winner of the 2001 youth prize for Young Creators at the Espace Paul Ricard, her work offers a thorough reexamination of artistic practices in all of their facets, with a proliferation of media. She takes on all materials and means of expression, from books to monumental installations or photography, metal objects and sculptures, pottery, glass or wood. Her works have been exhibited throughout the world."
Date/
2017
Color/
Blue, Brown
Edition/
Unique
Material/
Ceramic
Dimension/
30.0 x 38.0 x 46.0 cm (11.8 x 15.0 x 18.1 in)
Style/
Contemporary
Heritage/
France
Ships from/
France
