Lettika Sculpture 8 | Csongvay Blackwood
Stoneware Ceramic
Height: 27cm. Width: 19cm.
Lettika Sculpture 8 is a slab-built ceramic sculpture belonging to a visual alphabet designed and handmade by Csongvay Blackwood. Lettika Sculpture 8 melds the power of abstract symbols and letters with flowing geometric shapes, creating solids and voids that expand and contract, and these elements combine to form unique sculptures.
Csongvay Blackwood is the combined creative expression of Csilla Csongvay and Matt Blackwood. Csilla and Matt design and create their ceramic artworks by hand: firstly drawing dozens of designs, then using slab-building methods to create prototypes, and the final artworks are made over several weeks and require months to dry.
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Stoneware Ceramic
Height: 27cm. Width: 19cm.
Lettika Sculpture 8 is a slab-built ceramic sculpture belonging to a visual alphabet designed and handmade by Csongvay Blackwood. Lettika Sculpture 8 melds the power of abstract symbols and letters with flowing geometric shapes, creating solids and voids that expand and contract, and these elements combine to form unique sculptures.
Csongvay Blackwood is the combined creative expression of Csilla Csongvay and Matt Blackwood. Csilla and Matt design and create their ceramic artworks by hand: firstly drawing dozens of designs, then using slab-building methods to create prototypes, and the final artworks are made over several weeks and require months to dry.
More information about the artists
Stoneware Ceramic
Height: 27cm. Width: 19cm.
Lettika Sculpture 8 is a slab-built ceramic sculpture belonging to a visual alphabet designed and handmade by Csongvay Blackwood. Lettika Sculpture 8 melds the power of abstract symbols and letters with flowing geometric shapes, creating solids and voids that expand and contract, and these elements combine to form unique sculptures.
Csongvay Blackwood is the combined creative expression of Csilla Csongvay and Matt Blackwood. Csilla and Matt design and create their ceramic artworks by hand: firstly drawing dozens of designs, then using slab-building methods to create prototypes, and the final artworks are made over several weeks and require months to dry.