#Architectural Vessel

[picard-schreckensberger]

Architectural Vessel

n° 17

2023, glazed stoneware

Célia Picard & Hannes Schreckensberger

www.picard-schreckensberger.net

[vintagehomecollection]

Color unbottled: Light streaming through the window releases the beauty of colored glass in a collection of decanters and containers arranged by designer Jorge Letelier.

House Beautiful Color, 1993

[j2hpics]

Staring down the Vessel

[illustratus]

Seaport with the Embarkation of the Queen of Sheba by Claude Lorrain

[faaun]

what draws you back to your country what draws you back to your land when i was a kid i told myself if i ever left iran i'd never go back 2 years into living in the UK i started looking at news on iran again 10 years in and i visited it for the first time again and today i heard an iranian mother talk in farsi to her child on the train to london the way my mother used to and i wanted to cry i wanted to ask her whether they're still cutting the mountaintops whether the lakes are still drying today i showed the person i was with pictures of waterfalls and palaces and forests and snow-white north something odd pulls me back with increasing force i can't ignore it ever again

[nyandreasphotography]

Urban Nights (Vessel) - Hudson Yards, New York City by Andreas Komodromos

[olemisekunst]

I love shiny things! The Vessel and The Shed. We'd just finished our tour of The High Line when we got there. I don't know what exactly The Vessel is… but it was this incredibly shiny and distracting, sort of beehive-looking reflective structure. I stood and stared at it for quite a while. 😍😯 The Shed, it turns out, is a center for arts.

[upstairsdownstairsandinbetween]

The Vessel, Hudson Yards, Manhattan NYC,

Architect: Thomas Heatherwick,

Photo by: @foto_jinb

[toyastales]

I'm obsessed with the stone accent wall

[whitefireprincess]

The Vessel, NYC | (mingomatic)

[russellmoreton]

Maternal Body : Clay Impression and Fragmented Form by Russell Moreton Via Flickr: Auguries into the maternal body. Un-fired clay and silica sand. Constructed in-situ at the Yard, Winchester. A life-size record and memory of a human presence as a site for mutual introspection. Inspired in part from the novel " The Children of Men " by P D James. Artist Statement/Chapel Arts Residency Practitioner using the creative receptiveness of material together with the inclusion of drawing to harbour transits and passages of human presence, vulnerabilities centred around the human condition. My work adopts strategies which articulate a sense of absence and anonymity within the abandonment of the work to its location. I feel drawn to this registering of passage, encounter together with its farewell. The choice of materials gathered together implies a personal geography, with both an emotional and aesthetic sense of locality and place. The performative recording by physical means which renders itself as a trace of human presence, now becomes a vacant territory open for the consideration of others. My work continues to investigate this sense of material response with the performative trace of a human absences. The place-ment of these acts attempts to promote thresholds from which to reflect upon spatial, sociological and psychological conditions and perceptions. Currently working in clay, low fired to produce and promote a fragile vessel. This vessel is installed to act as a dwelling presence reverberating in a resting place. from which work is drawn into the human form to register a surface of absences resulting from past gestures and solitudes. Russell Moreton a visual artist uses simple gestures of drawn Human traces gathered and presented amongst natural materials. Exploring themes around the Human condition, vulnerability and abandonment. Materials are employed to further underpin our sense of place and time. The act and gesture of drawing adds a ephemeral mark amongst the materiality and locality of place. Currently using clay to register these themes, installing work Augury Vessel into Chapel Arts as part of their research residency programme.

[picard-schreckensberger]

Architectural Vessel

n° 16

2023, glazed stoneware

Célia Picard & Hannes Schreckensberger

www.picard-schreckensberger.net

[chourzahi]

Toronto

[forthepleasureofmylife]

The Vessel New York City

Photo: Dieter Krehbiel

[illustratus]

Seaport with the Embarkation of the Queen of Sheba by Claude Lorrain

[lets-discover]

Gdansk