Ceramic Bowl by Martin McWilliam, 2002

Description

Virtual Bowl by Martin McWilliam.

The work of Marin McWilliam can be described as bowls and pots without a function. … more Virtual Bowl by Martin McWilliam.

The work of Marin McWilliam can be described as bowls and pots without a function. Through their "burnt skin" and design they suggest a depth that is not there. They are almost flat: The trome -l'oeil effect (eye deceiver).
Martin McWillian confuses the viewer with his ceramics and plays a game with our senses.
The work is not glazed and the texture plays an important role.
clay sludge, oxide mixtures, and incised lines as well as the traces of wood fire that originated in his self-reconstructed Noborigama oven suggest antiquity.
He characterizes his work as virtual pots.

height: 17.5 cm
width: 18 cm
depth: ≠ 3cm (bottom) - 1.5 cm on top This piece has an attribution mark,
I am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity
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