Bastard Ceramics

BASTARD CERAMICS is the ceramic studio of German artist Astrid Salomon, based in Melbourne. Born in Germany, she later lived in Berlin, Hamburg , Sydney and NewYork. First studied Photography and worked as a Fashion Photographer for many years, then turning to directing. All the while she was painting, writing and experimenting with clay
BASTARD CERAMICS is the ceramic studio of German artist Astrid Salomon, based in Melbourne. Born in Germany, she later lived in Berlin, Hamburg , Sydney and NewYork. First studied Photography and worked
BASTARD CERAMICS is the ceramic studio of German artist Astrid Salomon, based in Melbourne. Born in Germany, she later lived in Berlin, Hamburg , Sydney and NewYork. First studied Photography and worked as a Fashion Photographer for many years, then turning to directing. All the while she was painting, writing and experimenting with clay
BASTARD CERAMICS is the ceramic studio of German artist Astrid Salomon, based in Melbourne. Born in Germany, she later lived in Berlin, Hamburg , Sydney and NewYork. First studied Photography and worked as a Fashion Photographer for many years, then turning to directing. All the while she was painting, writing and experimenting with clay
BASTARD CERAMICS is the ceramic studio of German artist Astrid Salomon, based in Melbourne. Born in Germany, she later lived in Berlin, Hamburg , Sydney and NewYork. First studied Photography and worked as a Fashion Photographer for many years, then turning to directing. All the while she was painting, writing and experimenting with clay
BASTARD CERAMICS is the ceramic studio of German artist Astrid Salomon, based in Melbourne. Born in Germany, she later lived in Berlin, Hamburg , Sydney and NewYork. First studied Photography and worked as a Fashion Photographer for many years, then turning to directing. All the while she was painting, writing and experimenting with clay

Ceramic Sculpture

Regular price $1,950.00
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OBJECT TYPE:
Sculpture
MATERIALS:
Stoneware clay, Glaze, Oxides
DIMENSIONS:
260mm x 260mm x 480mm Height

ORIGIN:
Naarm - Melbourne

Suitable for holding water.

BASTARD CERAMICS is the ceramic studio of German artist Astrid Salomon.

Born in Germany, Astrid is now based in Melbourne after having lived in Berlin, Hamburg, Sydney and NYC. Having first studied Photography almost 20 years ago and later worked in directing, Astrid has now been focusing and experimenting with clay for the past 3 years.

Astrid creates one-of-a-kind pieces that are part of small batches and are imagined within series that extend and often in the process inform a new design. She uses hand building techniques like coiling and slab building, as well as slip-casting, and make her own glazes which is an integral part of her creative process.

‘Even though it is a much slower process, it is very rewarding once you get it right.’ says the artist.

 

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BASTARD CERAMICS is the ceramic studio of German artist Astrid Salomon, based in Melbourne. Born in Germany, she later lived in Berlin, Hamburg , Sydney and NewYork. First studied Photography and worked as a Fashion Photographer for many years, then turning to directing. All the while she was painting, writing and experimenting with clay
BASTARD CERAMICS is the ceramic studio of German artist Astrid Salomon, based in Melbourne. Born in Germany, she later lived in Berlin, Hamburg , Sydney and NewYork. First studied Photography and worked as a Fashion Photographer for many years, then turning to directing. All the while she was painting, writing and experimenting with clay
BASTARD CERAMICS is the ceramic studio of German artist Astrid Salomon, based in Melbourne. Born in Germany, she later lived in Berlin, Hamburg , Sydney and NewYork. First studied Photography and worked as a Fashion Photographer for many years, then turning to directing. All the while she was painting, writing and experimenting with clay
BASTARD CERAMICS is the ceramic studio of German artist Astrid Salomon, based in Melbourne. Born in Germany, she later lived in Berlin, Hamburg , Sydney and NewYork. First studied Photography and worked as a Fashion Photographer for many years, then turning to directing. All the while she was painting, writing and experimenting with clay

Ceramic Sculpture Titled 'Resilience'

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OBJECT TYPE:
Sculpture
MATERIALS:
Stoneware clay, Matte Metallic glaze
DIMENSIONS:
220mm x 220mm x 350mm Height
ORIGIN:
Naarm - Melbourne


BASTARD CERAMICS is the ceramic studio of German artist Astrid Salomon.

Born in Germany, Astrid is now based in Melbourne after having lived in Berlin, Hamburg, Sydney and NYC. Having first studied Photography almost 20 years ago and later worked in directing, Astrid has now been focusing and experimenting with clay for the past 3 years.

Astrid creates one-of-a-kind pieces that are part of small batches and are imagined within series that extend and often in the process inform a new design. She uses hand building techniques like coiling and slab building, as well as slip-casting, and make her own glazes which is an integral part of her creative process.

‘Even though it is a much slower process, it is very rewarding once you get it right.’ says the artist.

 

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BASTARD CERAMICS is the ceramic studio of German artist Astrid Salomon, based in Melbourne. Born in Germany, she later lived in Berlin. There are different series she approaches with her ceramic practice, always exploring a new angle through a limited body of work, including hand building techniques like coiling and slab building, as well as working with slip casts.
BASTARD CERAMICS is the ceramic studio of German artist Astrid Salomon, based in Melbourne. Born in Germany, she later lived in Berlin. There are different series she approaches with her ceramic practice, always exploring a new angle through a limited body of work, including hand building techniques like coiling and slab building, as well as working with slip casts.
BASTARD CERAMICS is the ceramic studio of German artist Astrid Salomon, based in Melbourne. Born in Germany, she later lived in Berlin. There are different series she approaches with her ceramic practice, always exploring a new angle through a limited body of work, including hand building techniques like coiling and slab building, as well as working with slip casts.
BASTARD CERAMICS is the ceramic studio of German artist Astrid Salomon, based in Melbourne. Born in Germany, she later lived in Berlin. There are different series she approaches with her ceramic practice, always exploring a new angle through a limited body of work, including hand building techniques like coiling and slab building, as well as working with slip casts.
BASTARD CERAMICS is the ceramic studio of German artist Astrid Salomon, based in Melbourne. Born in Germany, she later lived in Berlin. There are different series she approaches with her ceramic practice, always exploring a new angle through a limited body of work, including hand building techniques like coiling and slab building, as well as working with slip casts.

Ceramic Sculpture - "CURRENTS"

Regular price $1,900.00
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Tax included.
OBJECT TYPE:
Sculpture
MATERIALS:
Stoneware clay, Oxides, Dark glaze
DIMENSIONS:
290mm x 400mmx 200mm Height
ORIGIN:
Melbourne

Due to the nature of handmade pieces, photos are only indicative as each piece varies slightly in size, shape and colour. Suitable for holding water.

BASTARD CERAMICS is the ceramic studio of German artist Astrid Salomon.

Born in Germany, Astrid is now based in Melbourne after having lived in Berlin, Hamburg, Sydney and NYC. Having first studied Photography almost 20 years ago and later worked in directing, Astrid has now been focusing and experimenting with clay for the past 3 years.

Astrid creates one-of-a-kind pieces that are part of small batches and are imagined within series that extend and often in the process inform a new design. She uses hand building techniques like coiling and slab building, as well as slip-casting, and make her own glazes which is an integral part of her creative process.

‘Even though it is a much slower process, it is very rewarding once you get it right.’ says the artist.

 

VIEW ALL WORKS FROM THIS ARTIST

 

 

 

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