Contemporary Architectural Brutalist Ceramic Vase by Diane Grant Inspired by Peter Voulkos

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The "Tower of Babel" vase # 1 is part of a series of vases inspired by the biblical story found in the Book of Genesis (Gn 11,1-9) and followed by architectural, historical and archaeological research from the biblical myth. Series of ceramics produced between 2021 and 2022.

Can be mounted on lamp, there is a hole in the lower part, see pictures.

Glazed earthenware.

Signed Diane Grant underside, sold with a certificate by the artist.

Measurements : 40 cm (15.8 in.) high.

Weight: 7 kg.

Packing and handling time: 3 to 7 days.
Securely and professionally packed and shipped from Europe by DHL Express in a custom made wooden crate, see the last picture. Usual delivery time for the USA 3-5 business days.
DDP (Delivered Duty Paid).

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Diane Grant is a multidisciplinary artist, creator of unique sculpted furniture as
well as light fixtures, painter and ceramicist.

Diane's sculpted furniture and painting work are deeply rooted in the continuously
incorporating a range of materials.
Those materials are used together to create unique textures and forms.
Through the mix of materials such as metal, plaster, paper, botanical elements,
stones, plastic and find objects, she creates unique ensembles.

The most recent architectural and historical style of her ceramic work stems
from her education in the History of Art.
She translates her visual knowledge in ancient and modern architecture, urbanism and archeology into various sculpted pieces and artistic structures.

Inspired by the ceramic work of Peter Voulkos and Stan Bitters, her interest is fueled by elements of layering, juxtaposing of primary and complex forms.

Her works are part of prestigious private collections in Paris, London, Rome, New York, San Francisco, Chicago, Miami, Dallas and were presented at the international art fairs as PAD London and AD Interiors, Paris. See less