A project about interaction and openness. When the process of creating an object is a kind of therapy, allowing you to turn off your internal perfectionism and control, letting the material to guide you. When the process itself becomes a dialogue with your inner child, but not on the topic of childhood trauma, but on the topic of freedom and spontaneity.

Remember how in childhood we boldly took on anything, biting our lip passionately drawing or sculpting something? And how we put a coin under a piece of paper and excitedly watched how its drawing appeared under the pencil?!

Two asymmetrical vases are made using the free modeling technique, the forms were assembled from pieces of white clay of different sizes and joined together in a chaotic order. This made it possible to create living tactile objects with an asymmetrical silhouette. By turning them to each other in different directions, you can play with them, regulate the mood and the level of their interaction. The naive pencil drawing adds character to the vases and helps to reveal the surface texture, emphasizing the small details that arose during production.

Dimensions: 1 item: 14×12cm / 2 item: 25×20cm Cost: 50000 rub