Connie Augoustinos is a ceramic artist and maker creating sculptural vessels and objects reminiscent of ritualistic artefacts. Her work is informed by an intuitive making process predominantly using coil hand-building and pinching techniques. This approach plays with scale and surface and embraces the uniqueness of each piece.
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CONNIE AUGOUSTINOS is a ceramic artist and maker creating sculptural vessels and objects reminiscent of ritualistic artefacts. Her work is informed by an intuitive making process predominantly using coil hand-building and pinching techniques. This approach plays with scale and surface and embraces the uniqueness of each piece.
Connie graduated from the University of South Australia with a Bachelor of Visual Art, specialising in ceramics before undertaking a residency on the Island of Skopelos in Greece. Her work has recently been acquired by the Art Gallery of South Australia.
Connie Augoustinos is a ceramic artist and maker creating sculptural vessels and objects reminiscent of ritualistic artefacts. Her work is informed by an intuitive making process predominantly using coil hand-building and pinching techniques. This approach plays with scale and surface and embraces the uniqueness of each piece.
Please choose your pieces carefully as all purchases at pépite are final.
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CONNIE AUGOUSTINOS is a ceramic artist and maker creating sculptural vessels and objects reminiscent of ritualistic artefacts. Her work is informed by an intuitive making process predominantly using coil hand-building and pinching techniques. This approach plays with scale and surface and embraces the uniqueness of each piece.
Connie graduated from the University of South Australia with a Bachelor of Visual Art, specialising in ceramics before undertaking a residency on the Island of Skopelos in Greece. Her work has recently been acquired by the Art Gallery of South Australia.
MATERIALS: Hand-built Stoneware, Porcelain Slip, Clear Gloss Glaze With Mother Of Pearl Lustre
DIMENSIONS: 150mm x 180mm
ORIGIN: Adelaide
Connie Augoustinos is a ceramic artist and maker creating sculptural vessels and objects reminiscent of ritualistic artefacts. Her work is informed by an intuitive making process predominantly using coil hand-building and pinching techniques. This approach plays with scale and surface and embraces the uniqueness of each piece.
Please choose your pieces carefully as all purchases at pépite are final.
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CONNIE AUGOUSTINOS is a ceramic artist and maker creating sculptural vessels and objects reminiscent of ritualistic artefacts. Her work is informed by an intuitive making process predominantly using coil hand-building and pinching techniques. This approach plays with scale and surface and embraces the uniqueness of each piece.
Connie graduated from the University of South Australia with a Bachelor of Visual Art, specialising in ceramics before undertaking a residency on the Island of Skopelos in Greece. Her work has recently been acquired by the Art Gallery of South Australia.
MATERIALS: Hand-built Stoneware, Porcelain Slip, Clear Gloss Glaze With Mother Of Pearl Lustre
DIMENSIONS: 85mm x 165mm
ORIGIN: Adelaide
Connie Augoustinos is a ceramic artist and maker creating sculptural vessels and objects reminiscent of ritualistic artefacts. Her work is informed by an intuitive making process predominantly using coil hand-building and pinching techniques. This approach plays with scale and surface and embraces the uniqueness of each piece.
Please choose your pieces carefully as all purchases at pépite are final.
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CONNIE AUGOUSTINOS is a ceramic artist and maker creating sculptural vessels and objects reminiscent of ritualistic artefacts. Her work is informed by an intuitive making process predominantly using coil hand-building and pinching techniques. This approach plays with scale and surface and embraces the uniqueness of each piece.
Connie graduated from the University of South Australia with a Bachelor of Visual Art, specialising in ceramics before undertaking a residency on the Island of Skopelos in Greece. Her work has recently been acquired by the Art Gallery of South Australia.
MATERIALS: Hand-built Stoneware, Porcelain Slip, Clear Gloss Glaze With Mother Of Pearl Lustre
DIMENSIONS: 165mm x 385mm
ORIGIN: Adelaide
Connie Augoustinos is a ceramic artist and maker creating sculptural vessels and objects reminiscent of ritualistic artefacts. Her work is informed by an intuitive making process predominantly using coil hand-building and pinching techniques. This approach plays with scale and surface and embraces the uniqueness of each piece.
Please choose your pieces carefully as all purchases at pépite are final.
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CONNIE AUGOUSTINOS is a ceramic artist and maker creating sculptural vessels and objects reminiscent of ritualistic artefacts. Her work is informed by an intuitive making process predominantly using coil hand-building and pinching techniques. This approach plays with scale and surface and embraces the uniqueness of each piece.
Connie graduated from the University of South Australia with a Bachelor of Visual Art, specialising in ceramics before undertaking a residency on the Island of Skopelos in Greece. Her work has recently been acquired by the Art Gallery of South Australia.
Connie Augoustinos is a ceramic artist and maker creating sculptural vessels and objects reminiscent of ritualistic artefacts. Her work is informed by an intuitive making process predominantly using coil hand-building and pinching techniques. This approach plays with scale and surface and embraces the uniqueness of each piece.
Please choose your pieces carefully as all purchases at pépite are final.
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CONNIE AUGOUSTINOS is a ceramic artist and maker creating sculptural vessels and objects reminiscent of ritualistic artefacts. Her work is informed by an intuitive making process predominantly using coil hand-building and pinching techniques. This approach plays with scale and surface and embraces the uniqueness of each piece.
Connie graduated from the University of South Australia with a Bachelor of Visual Art, specialising in ceramics before undertaking a residency on the Island of Skopelos in Greece. Her work has recently been acquired by the Art Gallery of South Australia.
MATERIALS: Hand-built Stoneware, Porcelain Slip, 12k White Gold Kintsugi Detail
DIMENSIONS: 490mm x 150mm
ORIGIN: Adelaide
Connie Augoustinos is a ceramic artist and maker creating sculptural vessels and objects reminiscent of ritualistic artefacts. Her work is informed by an intuitive making process predominantly using coil hand-building and pinching techniques. This approach plays with scale and surface and embraces the uniqueness of each piece.
Please choose your pieces carefully as all purchases at pépite are final.
Click herefor more information about Shipping and Returns.
CONNIE AUGOUSTINOS is a ceramic artist and maker creating sculptural vessels and objects reminiscent of ritualistic artefacts. Her work is informed by an intuitive making process predominantly using coil hand-building and pinching techniques. This approach plays with scale and surface and embraces the uniqueness of each piece.
Connie graduated from the University of South Australia with a Bachelor of Visual Art, specialising in ceramics before undertaking a residency on the Island of Skopelos in Greece. Her work has recently been acquired by the Art Gallery of South Australia.
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