‘Explorers Club’ – Porcelain and Concrete

Experiment

Storytelling

Technology

Sculptural seating object

Material

Ceramic
Composite
Pigments and glazes

Craft

Ceramics and pottery-making
Plaster-working

General Technique

Combining
Constructing

Specific Technique

Casted Porcelain

Properties & Qualities

Application

Art, Sculpture

Qualities

3D, Rigid

Colour

Blue, Grey, White

Sample Information

Date of creation

07/02/2004

Dimensions

30cm x 60 cm x 90 cm

Weight

150 kg

Culture & Context

‘Explorers Club’ was exhibited at the Vigeland Museum 2004 at the Norwegian Trienniale Ceramics, and also  exhibited at Art First Gallery, London, Great Britain, Arts & Business project 2004.

Process & Production

A hollow form of concrete were made with space for tiles.

Recipe Details

Thickness of concrete walls: 5 cm.

Credits

Craft Maker

Arild Berg

Photographer

Arild Berg

Practitioner

Arild Berg

Artist. Researcher. Ceramics. Participation.

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