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OBJECT TYPE: Ceramic Artwork |
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MATERIALS: Kiln fired Clay Tablet. Framed in Tasmanian Oak. Quartz Porcelain, Glaze, Underglaze. |
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DIMENSIONS: 330mm x 300mm x 55mm |
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ORIGIN: Melbourne |
Due to the nature of handmade pieces, photos are only indicative as each piece varies slightly in size, shape and colour.
IRENE GRISHIN-SELZER holds a MFA by research from Monash University, graduating with the Clayworks Australia Award for ceramic excellence. Her practice engages with the notion of transience- the shape of time and a sense of place.
Works have been curated into exhibitions selected within Australia and North America, with solo shows in Melbourne galleries and regionally at the Shepparton Art Museum (S.A.M). Internationally collected and profiled in numerous publications, the latest being an artist profile in NGV magazine alongside two international art and design compendiums published by Thames & Hudson, with a third featuring 50 contemporary Australian artists released in 2023.
Mixing soil from her studio locations with clay, porcelain pigments, and glazes, her highly textured work becomes a literal and powerful reminder of the interconnectedness of nature where all things both animate and inanimate, past and present are intrinsically linked.
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OBJECT TYPE: Ceramic Artwork |
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MATERIALS: Kiln fired quartz clay mixed with Southern and Nth. Eastern Victorian soil, sand and clay loam, porcelain pigments, under-glaze, oil paint. |
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DIMENSIONS: 330mm x 300mm |
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ORIGIN: Melbourne |
Due to the nature of handmade pieces, photos are only indicative as each piece varies slightly in size, shape and colour.
IRENE GRISHIN-SELZER holds a MFA by research from Monash University, graduating with the Clayworks Australia Award for ceramic excellence. Her practice engages with the notion of transience- the shape of time and a sense of place.
Works have been curated into exhibitions selected within Australia and North America, with solo shows in Melbourne galleries and regionally at the Shepparton Art Museum (S.A.M). Internationally collected and profiled in numerous publications, the latest being an artist profile in NGV magazine alongside two international art and design compendiums published by Thames & Hudson, with a third featuring 50 contemporary Australian artists released in 2023.
Mixing soil from her studio locations with clay, porcelain pigments, and glazes, her highly textured work becomes a literal and powerful reminder of the interconnectedness of nature where all things both animate and inanimate, past and present are intrinsically linked.
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OBJECT TYPE: Vase |
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MATERIALS: Southern and Eastern Victorian Soil, Sand and Clay Loam with Clay, Pigments, Oxides and Glazes |
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DIMENSIONS: 200mm x 75mm Diameter |
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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 liquids.
IRENE GRISHIN-SELZER holds a MFA by research from Monash University, graduating with the Clayworks Australia Award for ceramic excellence. Her practice engages with the notion of transience- the shape of time and a sense of place.
Works have been curated into exhibitions selected within Australia and North America, with solo shows in Melbourne galleries and regionally at the Shepparton Art Museum (S.A.M). Internationally collected and profiled in numerous publications, the latest being an artist profile in NGV magazine alongside two international art and design compendiums published by Thames & Hudson, with a third featuring 50 contemporary Australian artists released in 2023.
Mixing soil from her studio locations with clay, porcelain pigments, and glazes, her highly textured work becomes a literal and powerful reminder of the interconnectedness of nature where all things both animate and inanimate, past and present are intrinsically linked.
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