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Breaking the Form

At the international porcelain workshop “Breaking the Form” with the ceramic artist Monika Patuszyńska, the artist made her own plaster moulds that resemble fragments of flowers. Plant motifs inspired them.

The moulds were made with her own technique. Porcelain slip is poured into them, and the pieces are then shaped by combining different forms. This is how the porcelain sculptures and vases “For plants” were made. They measure roughly 5-20 cm.

Porcelain, glaze, gold lustre2025

  • Two tall fluted porcelain vases on stems and two small vessels with gold lustre rims.

    For plants No. 1

    For plants No. 1Porcelain, glaze, gold lustre2025Photo: Diana GrochovskaAsk about this piece
  • Porcelain vases with jagged gold rims in a diagonal row, seen from above.

    For plants No. 2

    For plants No. 2Porcelain, glaze, gold lustre2025Photo: Diana GrochovskaAsk about this piece
  • Vases and small vessels of different sizes with gold rims, seen from above.

    For plants No. 3

    For plants No. 3Porcelain, glaze, gold lustre2025Photo: Diana GrochovskaAsk about this piece
  • Two small porcelain vessels with jagged gold rims, seen from above.

    For plants No. 4

    For plants No. 4Porcelain, glaze, gold lustre2025Photo: Diana GrochovskaAsk about this piece
  • Matt white porcelain bowls and fluted vases on a white surface.

    For plants No. 5

    For plants No. 5Porcelain, glaze, gold lustre2025Photo: Diana GrochovskaAsk about this piece
  • A round plaster mould made of numbered parts like petals, seen from above.

    Plaster mould No. 1

    Plaster mould No. 1Plaster2025Photo: Diana Grochovska
  • A ring-shaped plaster mould made of separate segments, close up.

    Plaster mould No. 2

    Plaster mould No. 2Plaster2025Photo: Diana Grochovska

Photos: Diana Grochovska

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