"I want to give a visual form to non-visual things that matter; feelings, right and wrong, hopes that go unfulfilled and love, that is bitter and sweet at the same time."
What Is It? - Ceramics and aluminium 31 x 14 x 11 cm
Born in 1965 in Finland, Anneli Di Francis has exhibited internationally in museums and galleries in South Korea, Germany, Iran, Macedonia, Portugal, Italy, Belgium, and Finland. She has been published in notable editions including International Contemporary Masters, WWAB, 2016, Art Market Shop, édition spéciale par Art Monaco 2016, Arte Collezionismo 2016, Effetto Arte Numero 5, Settembre/Ottobre 2015, ATIM’s Top 60 Masters of Contemporary Art, ATIM, 2015, Important World Artists, WWAB, 2013 and her works belong in collections including the Haegeumgan Theme Museum, Geoje, South Korea, Seinäjoki Community Art Collection, Raahe Community Art Collection, Janita Co. Art Collection, Kuortane Library Art Collection and more. Di Francis is a member of International Culture & Arts Federation, Varikko Association, Bothnian Artists Association, International Biennale Artists, Artnations, Arts And Peace Society and Circle Foundation for the Arts.
Autumn - Ceramics 28 x 22 x 21 cmA Stag And A Bird With Drinks At The End Of The World - Oil on canvas 55 x 73 cm
Deception - Ceramics 25 x 21 x 14 cmThe Yellow Lemon - Oil in canvas 98 x 78 cm
"I’m constantly searching new ways to give a visible form to ideas and feelings in both of my sculptures and paintings. I prefer circulated vintage tablecloths etc. as a base for my paintings, because of their unique surface structure. Also, it gives me a feeling of connecting to past generations, creating layers of time by giving new life to old material, woven by hands long deceased."
Rabbit Hole Hand built ceramics, 25 x 17 x 16 cm
Scream Hand built ceramics and glass 11 x 12 cm
Dark Side Of The Moon Hand built porcelain, 19 x 9,5 x 10 cm
La Vie En Rose Hand built porcelain, 18 x 8 x 11 cm
False Identity Hand built ceramics 49 x 23 x 10 cm
"In my work, the paper lotus is inspired by the lotus pods without seeds. It brings forth a feeling of being left out. These empty lotus pods reference my experience with postnatal depression. My sculpture uses traditional elements to explore very personal, yet universal, experiences of motherhood."
Incision 3 - Print paper and wax 10 x 10 in. (11 pieces)
Weiting Wei (b. 1984, FuJian China) received her MFA in Visual Art from Columbus College of Art & Design in 2018. She is a multimedia artist creating works out of paper, wax, clay, and soap. Her sculptural work uses traditional elements to explore very personal, yet universal, experiences of motherhood. The lotus is used as a central theme to represent humanity. In Chinese culture, the lotus symbolises perfection, and ultimate purity of the heart and mind because it rises untainted and beautiful from the mud. Weiting creates numerous works that feature the lotus in different states to express this lifecycle and the beautiful struggles we experience as we grow.
Be A Light Sleeper - White Porcelain 12 x 12 in.Embrace - White Porcelain 5 x 9 in. and 5.5 x 11 in.
Lotus.Baby - White Porcelain 4 x 4 x 7 in.Incision 1 - News print paper and wax 14 x 42 in., 12 42 in. and 10 x 42 in.
"I am a self-taught sculptor and by far my favorite narrative tool is porcelain. Besides other things, I am a sci-fi geek and through my pieces, I talk about meandering cities and tortuous architectures, about heritage and ancestral stories, entropy and chaos, life and death in this and other planets."
N.025 - Stoneware 16 x 14 in.
Ceramic artist, Eva Cocco was born on the beautiful island of Sardinia, Italy where she grew up surrounded by nature and wild things. She earned her Bachelor's Degree in Architecture Roma TRE University, a Master’s of Urban Design at Roma TRE University Italy (2007) and Master’s in Landscape Design at The City College of New York (2011). She lives and works in New York City.
“I strongly feel the nature of my island is in me and the sea I grew up with is always, sometimes even unconsciously, represented in my pieces. My passion for ceramic came early on, when I moved to Sag Harbor where I lived several years, I discovered this life-changing material and practice and it grew in me fast and exponentially. Now I am a self-taught sculptor and by far my favorite narrative tool is porcelain.”
N.027 - Aegean white porcelain 13 x 10 in. N.000_C - White porcelain 12 x 4 in.
N.004 - White porcelain 19 x 12 in.N.015 - White porcelain 19 x 13 in.
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