“Industrial Landscape” wall tablet
$650.00
“Industrial Landscape” (2023).
White ceramic with rutile stripes in blackwood frame.
21.5cm H x 17.5cm W x 5.5cm D
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This series of framed wall tablets explores architectural materiality and composition, inspired by the ancient clay tablets that were used to write stories, poetry and fables, and even record building plans.
In my series, the clay is left unglazed in order to emphasise the textures and graphic shapes, as well as reference the unfired nature of the ancient clay tablets. Building materials – tiles, wall panels and hardware – are used to create the textures, bringing an added layer of architectural language to the pieces. The shapes – an assemblage of quadrants, curves and arcs – can be read as site plans, as elevations, or as a collection of present-day materials used by architects and designers. These modern-day artefacts record architectural messages – messages of scale and balance, texture and shape, composition and form – intended to be preserved forever.
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