Fiberporcelain and silkscreenprinting

Experiment

Research

Storytelling

Based on a photograph taken from a rare book with extinct seeds and plants, I transferred these to my silkscreen frame and printed selected seeds directly to fibre porcelain fragments with a blue ceramic stain colour. Then, I built the vessel using the technique described under the material card: fibre porcelain. In this work, I used Parian porcelain fired to 1252 C

 

 

Material

Ceramic
Composite
Experimental materials
Fiber
Paper

Craft

Basketry
Printing

General Technique

Forming and shaping

Specific Technique

Silkscreen printing on fiber porcelain

Properties & Qualities

Application

Art

Qualities

3D, Textured / tactile, Translucent

Colour

Blue, White

Sample Information

Date of creation

09/15/2015

Dimensions

H: 34 cm x Dia: 18 cm

Weight

1,2 kg

Culture & Context

Based on photographs taken from a rare book with extinct seeds and plants inspired by the fact that world biodiversity decreases, I selected pictures processed in Photoshop. Then, I transferred them to a silkscreen frame and printed the motives directly onto small porcelain paper fragments.

Process & Production

I printed selected seeds directly to fibre porcelain fragments with a blue ceramic stain colour. Then, I built the vessel using the technique described under the material card: fibre porcelain. In this work, I used Parian porcelain fired to 1252 C.

Credits

Craft Maker

Gry Ringset

Photographer

Gry Ringset

Practitioner

Gry Ringset

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