Rod Contemporary Sculptural Vase in Acrylic

"Block Vessel", Marie Beckman (b. 1960, Skara, Sweden). This piece holds water and can be used as a vase.⁠ Marie Beckmans vessels are inspired by architecture and machinery. The me...

"Cleft Vessel", Marie Beckman (b. 1960, Skara, Sweden). This piece holds water and can be used as a vase.⁠ Marie Beckmans vessels are inspired by architecture and machinery. The me...

"Block Vessel", Marie Beckman (b. 1960, Skara, Sweden). This piece holds water and can be used as a vase.⁠ Marie Beckmans vessels are inspired by architecture and machinery. The me...

This delicate, diminutive hand-crafted porcelain vessel, entitled 'Grotto Vase,' makes a subtly beautiful addition to any room in the home. The chalky finish calls to mind the raw, tactile essence of a Giacometti plaster sculpture, while the serene minimalism of the form evokes a Morandi still-life painting. Artist Information: Jenny Min is a ceramicist based in New York City. She utilizes a perspective of discovery and symphonic tension that mirrors her experiences. In 2009, Jenny graduated from New York University and studied at Steinhardt School of Art for ceramics. After graduation, Jenny moved to Florence, Italy to learn under the tutelage of master potter Romano Pampaloni. For the better part of a decade, she would develop a precision-based throwing technique that appreciates the pressure of perfection and the discovery in surprise — a philosophy that values the contextual balance of imposing upon and reacting to the medium. Jenny returned to New York City in 2016 and in that same year started her practice working out of Greenwich House Studio. She would go on to do residencies back in Italy at Capoldio in 2018 and at Rights of Passage, a Barnard College...

"Twisting Vessel", Marie Beckman (b. 1960, Skara, Sweden). This piece holds water and can be used as a vase.⁠ Marie Beckmans vessels are inspired by architecture and machinery. The...

This piece, entitled "Bevilo Tutto (Drink It All)" was crafted by New York City-based ceramist Jenny Min. The delicate yet steadfast bottle-shaped vessel makes an elegant and understated addition to any room in the home. In a low saturated shade of chalky, pale blue, the piece feels like a Giorgio Morandi still life materialized in porcelain. Artist Information: Jenny Min is a ceramicist based in New York City. She utilizes a perspective of discovery and symphonic tension that mirrors her experiences. In 2009, Jenny graduated from New York University and studied at Steinhardt School of Art for ceramics. After graduation, Jenny moved to Florence, Italy to learn under the tutelage of master potter Romano Pampaloni. For the better part of a decade she would develop a precision-based throwing technique that appreciates the pressure of perfection and the discovery in surprise — a philosophy that values the contextual balance of imposing upon and reacting to the medium. Jenny returned to New York City in 2016 and in that same year started her practice working out of Greenwich House Studio. She would go on to do residencies back in Italy at Capoldio in 2018 and at Rights of Passage, a Barnard College...