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Glory Hole in Glazed Stoneware with Gold Lustre by Claudia Lau

Name: Glory Hole in Glazed Stoneware with Gold Lustre by Claudia Lau
SKU: CL-CER-GLORY-HOLE-I
Price: 2200.00 AUD
Availability: InStock

$2,200.00

Glory Hole in Glazed Stoneware with Gold Lustre by Claudia Lau, 435 x 220 x 100mm, 2019

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About the work:

Glory Hole in Glazed Stoneware with Gold Lustre by Claudia Lau.

This sculptural piece by Melbourne based artist Claudia Lau is constructed from three wheel-thrown pieces. The gold lustre is then applied by hand before the third and final firing.

About the Artist:

Claudia Lau graduated from a Bachelor of Design (Communication Design) at RMIT University in 2017. She has worked as a studio assistant to ceramicist’s Leah Jackson and Wingnut & Co. Drawn to the purity of the craft of ceramics, Lau found an appreciation of the labour intensive process, cultivating her awareness towards the finer details and the importance of every step.

Artwork Details:

– Artist-made by hand in Australia

Dimensions
H: 435mm
W: 220mm
D: 100mm

Origin
Australia

Era
Contemporary

Artist
Claudia Lau

Material
Ceramic

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Claudia Lau

Claudia Lau is a creative based in Melbourne, Australia. She graduated from a Bachelor of Design (Communication Design) at RMIT University in 2017. She has worked as a studio assistant to ceramicist’s Leah Jackson and Wingnut & Co. With an affinity for the disposable yet permanent nature of clay, a ceramics practice was developed as a more tangible platform for design. Drawn to the purity of the craft, she found an appreciation of the labour intensive process, cultivating her awareness towards the finer details and the importance of every step.