Original artwork description:

Inspiration
This wall ceramic sculpture is part of my Closed Sculpture Series. It explores combined forms that inclose space.

​I wanted to continue exploring wall sculptures as the sculpture takes on a different presence on the wall as compared to a freestanding sculpture.

The inspiration was very much process driven as I was looking at ways to combine spheres thrown on the potters wheel which I then stacked on top of each other. I then applied colour and dots to make the form pop out and invite curiosity. There is something quite comical about this piece.

I had this ceramic wall sculpture set inside a gold frame to create a contrast between this modern ceramic from and this classical frame. It is like there is a conflicting time element to it, between the present and the past. Together the artwork takes on a funky look and personally makes me laugh! I hope it can bring something fun to your life as well.

Information about this artwork
This ceramic wall sculpture is made from spheres thrown on the potters wheel, cut up and joined together to create a whole form. It is set inside a gold wooden frame and ready to hang.

Medium: Stoneware, vitreous slips, clear glaze, multiple fired to a final temperature of 1220c.

Dimensions: H48 W48 D5.5cm
Created: 11/12/2020

Original handmade wall sculpture.
Ready to hang indoors only.
Signed on the back of the frame. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity.
Ships in a securely packed cardboard box "box within a box" protected by bubble wrap and loose fill.

Materials used:

Stoneware, vitreous slips, clear glaze, multiple fired to a final temperature of 1220c.

Tags:
#wall sculpture #abstract sculpture #red sculpture #ceramic wall #abstract ceramic 

Bubble and squeak (2020)

Clay sculpture 
by Martin Harman

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Inspiration
This wall ceramic sculpture is part of my Closed Sculpture Series. It explores combined forms that inclose space.

​I wanted to continue exploring wall sculptures as the sculpture takes on a different presence on the wall as compared to a freestanding sculpture.

The inspiration was very much process driven as I was looking at ways to combine spheres thrown on the potters wheel which I then stacked on top of each other. I then applied colour and dots to make the form pop out and invite curiosity. There is something quite comical about this piece.

I had this ceramic wall sculpture set inside a gold frame to create a contrast between this modern ceramic from and this classical frame. It is like there is a conflicting time element to it, between the present and the past. Together the artwork takes on a funky look and personally makes me laugh! I hope it can bring something fun to your life as well.

Information about this artwork
This ceramic wall sculpture is made from spheres thrown on the potters wheel, cut up and joined together to create a whole form. It is set inside a gold wooden frame and ready to hang.

Medium: Stoneware, vitreous slips, clear glaze, multiple fired to a final temperature of 1220c.

Dimensions: H48 W48 D5.5cm
Created: 11/12/2020

Original handmade wall sculpture.
Ready to hang indoors only.
Signed on the back of the frame. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity.
Ships in a securely packed cardboard box "box within a box" protected by bubble wrap and loose fill.

Materials used:

Stoneware, vitreous slips, clear glaze, multiple fired to a final temperature of 1220c.

Tags:
#wall sculpture #abstract sculpture #red sculpture #ceramic wall #abstract ceramic 
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Martin Harman

Location United Kingdom

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I am a multimedia artist based in Somerset UK creating ceramic sculpture, painting and NFTs. Why do I create art? Through art, I am able to step back and breathe... Read more

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