Fragmento is a medium sculptural ceramic bowl that recalls an unearthed remnant of an object shaped as much by time as by hand. Its irregular form suggests a broken amphora, marked by openings that appear worn through slowly, as it is formed by erosion rather than intention.
The surface is stripped of color, retaining only faint vestiges of what once existed after centuries of exposure, with subtle traces that evoke moss growth and lingering humidity. Rooted in wabi-sabi principles, Fragmento exists as an artifact of impermanence, erosion, and material memory.
Note: Each piece is photographed as truthfully as possible. Some images are styled using an AI-generated environment for visual inspiration.
Fragmento is a medium sculptural ceramic bowl that recalls an unearthed remnant of an object shaped as much by time as by hand. Its irregular form suggests a broken amphora, marked by openings that appear worn through slowly, as it is formed by erosion rather than intention.
The surface is stripped of color, retaining only faint vestiges of what once existed after centuries of exposure, with subtle traces that evoke moss growth and lingering humidity. Rooted in wabi-sabi principles, Fragmento exists as an artifact of impermanence, erosion, and material memory.
Note: Each piece is photographed as truthfully as possible. Some images are styled using an AI-generated environment for visual inspiration.
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