Description
This small tall raku ceramic bowl by Hélène Fleury is defined by its light crackled surface, where a dense network of fine dark lines reveals the distinctive character of the firing.
- Handcrafted ceramic bowl
- Raku firing
- Light surface with pronounced crackle effect
- Organic, gently asymmetrical form
- Approximately 6 x 6 in.
A subtle sculptural bowl whose intricate crackled surface becomes the main ornament.
Small tall raku ceramic bowl by Hélène Fleury with a light crackled surface and organic sculptural form. Approx. 6 x 6 in.The artist
Hélène Fleury
Rivière-Ouelle
To give oneself freely and with joy to the work of form, one must know one's material intimately. It is then that the oeuvre comes to life and is inhabited by a breath. This feeling is beyond words.
Some parts will never breathe. No need to struggle, you have to know how to recover the clay and start again. This fascinating material, as long as it is not cooked, can be returned to itself indefinitely.
I started very young as a potter. My journey in visual arts, especially the years when I modeled clay to make bronzes, led me to where I am. Creating a turned piece to add shaped parts to it has kind of become my signature. Although it's a delicate process, especially with porcelain, it's a challenge and I enjoy every step of it.