ruth gurvich



We came across the beautiful porcelain work of ruth gurvich recently in the October issue of Marie Claire Maison. She forms first using a paper model and then reworks their volume using porcelain, still resembling the look of paper including measurement markings. Her art is based on a continuous exploration of the codes created by different cultures in their artistic production. From a formal point of view, her field of investigation is based on the study of volume and its relationship to space.






Jan Halvarson

15 comments:

Diane Dehler said...

Hi poppy,
Congratulations on having your blog tagged.

julie said...

Amazing, beautiful work. Thanks for the intro :)

missThinspiration said...

love your page!!

arounna said...

such beautiful work, thanks Jan

day at a glance said...

what a gorgeous collection! thanks for always having such great entries.

Anonymous said...

fantastic idea.

lisa solomon said...

gasping. so beautiful. i want all of it

kubek10 said...

I love it!

Wolfie and the Sneak said...

so delicate and beautiful!

Anonymous said...

Keep up the good work

BT said...

great site, interesting work, which I thought was papier machee at first. Gina

Chris Beanie said...

Where can i purchase these?

Unknown said...

Beautiful site. Congrats on the blog tag.

Anonymous said...

I like the different shapes of the ceramics art but it should be slightly more color it bring it alive. Plain=UGLY Color=Alive

Michelle said...

Thank you for posting this, I love it, I am smitten...