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Cheomjang 150621

Vase
2016 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Yun makes vibrantly coloured porcelain vessels with spiky surfaces reminiscent of sea urchins. Despite the contemporary appearance of his work, the technique he uses derives from the historical practice associated with buncheong wares of brushing multiple layers of white slip on to a contrastingly darker stoneware body. Yun experiments with the viscosity of the slip he uses and also adds particles of acrylic, metal or silk to provide texture and body. By varying the pressure and the direction of brushing, Yun generates droplets that further applications of slip turn into spikes.

Object details

Category
Object type
TitleCheomjang 150621 (assigned by artist)
Materials and techniques
wheel-thrown, brushed, white porcelain
Brief description
Gourd-shaped porcelain vase (red coloured body) with white spiky surface by Yun Jucheol
Physical description
Gourd-shaped porcelain vase with red-coloured glazed body covered with white spikes by Yun Jucheol
Dimensions
  • Height: 45cm (Note: Ceramic Vase)
  • Diameter: 16cm
Credit line
Purchase funded by Samsung
Summary
Yun makes vibrantly coloured porcelain vessels with spiky surfaces reminiscent of sea urchins. Despite the contemporary appearance of his work, the technique he uses derives from the historical practice associated with buncheong wares of brushing multiple layers of white slip on to a contrastingly darker stoneware body. Yun experiments with the viscosity of the slip he uses and also adds particles of acrylic, metal or silk to provide texture and body. By varying the pressure and the direction of brushing, Yun generates droplets that further applications of slip turn into spikes.
Collection
Accession number
FE.104-2016

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Record createdOctober 11, 2016
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