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"Women, men, alone or in groups and above all, couples."
Hollow pieces, modelled with empty interiors (if a piece can stay together whilst it's being worked on, it will stay together when it's being baked without cracking or subsiding; to ensure that it remains steady, the central point of gravity needs to be located) then flattened down at length.
Baked between 1,000 and 1,300 degrees, using gas or wood, the varying shades of colours are made when the flames catch the flattened bare or slip clay.
The surfaces are unpolished in order to capture the light, and in sober colours in order to attract attention to the volume of the work pieces and the space that they occupy.
Some of them are dipped in bronze."
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Work by Françoise Quiney
© Galerie Art et Design - 2008