Teetasse und Tablett | Haute Couture Gareth Pugh giving each flower its very

giving each flower its very own individual character

as the peacock embodies vanitas - vanity

werden aus verflüssigter Porzellanmasse

Die neuartige Ausführung dieser großen Papageien- und Kakadu-Figuren knüpfte an die Gartenskulptur des 18

he began to work as an artist in the late 1980s after studying in the USA and Great Britain

Teetasse und Tablett | Haute Couture Gareth Pugh giving each flower its veryWith his HAUTE COUTURE tea set, Konstantin Grcic picks up on a specific detail from the process of porcelain production: All products from Porzellan Manufaktur Nymphenburg that cannot be shaped on the potter's wheel are poured by hand from a liquefied porcelain mass called "slip". The plaster moulds required in this process usually consist of several parts, at the transitions between them, thin seams emerge as they dry. Perceived as unwanted details,