Form of Sensation
The physical embodiment of the "sensation" in the form of porcelain sculptures: resonant, white, but inaccessible for complete recognition
It’s hard to discern the feelings of others, and sometimes even our own. They are like objects in a scientist’s study, preserved in various ways. Or like a collection of dried flowers, sealed in souvenirs. Can we reach them and understand how we feel?
We experience emotions in different parts of the body — often in the hollow of the throat or the chest. Each porcelain object, a sensation, refers to the anatomy of the human body through its form but does not replicate it. Anatomical accents make these sculptural forms somewhat recognizable, yet full recognition slips away.
The value of delicate, resonant porcelain is hidden deep within, unreachable, just as feelings are. This investigative detachment makes them elusive and mysterious, distorted by the refractions of light and our own associations.
Form of Sensation
Porcelain, epoxy resin
40x40x40 cm
2023
