Matrice
Form
2006 (made)
2006 (made)
| Artist/Maker | |
| Place of origin |
Thiébaut Chagué (born 1958)
‘Matrice’ (Matrix)
2006
For French artist Thiébaut Chagué, the physical
acts of making have conceptual or philosophical
dimensions. He describes the firing process as
pushing the clay to the limit of resistance, risking
destruction. For Chagué, this is a necessary part of
the creative process, the fissuring that may occur
revealing the energy contained within the forms.
Made in Taintrux, France
Stoneware, thrown, incised and wood-fired
Museum no. C.97-2007
Given by Evelyne and Roland Daumesnil
‘Matrice’ (Matrix)
2006
For French artist Thiébaut Chagué, the physical
acts of making have conceptual or philosophical
dimensions. He describes the firing process as
pushing the clay to the limit of resistance, risking
destruction. For Chagué, this is a necessary part of
the creative process, the fissuring that may occur
revealing the energy contained within the forms.
Made in Taintrux, France
Stoneware, thrown, incised and wood-fired
Museum no. C.97-2007
Given by Evelyne and Roland Daumesnil
Object details
| Categories | |
| Object type | |
| Title | Matrice (assigned by artist) |
| Materials and techniques | Stoneware, thrown, incised, wood fired, slip |
| Brief description | 'Matrice', stoneware, thrown, incised and wood fired, Thiébaut Chagué, France, 2006 |
| Physical description | Ceramic form of stoneware, thrown, incised, decorated with slip and wood-fired to a very high temperature, pushing the clay to reveal this highly textured surface. |
| Gallery label | Thiébaut Chagué (born 1958)
‘Matrice’ (Matrix)
2006
For French artist Thiébaut Chagué, the physical
acts of making have conceptual or philosophical
dimensions. He describes the firing process as
pushing the clay to the limit of resistance, risking
destruction. For Chagué, this is a necessary part of
the creative process, the fissuring that may occur
revealing the energy contained within the forms.
Made in Taintrux, France
Stoneware, thrown, incised and wood-fired
Museum no. C.97-2007
Given by Evelyne and Roland Daumesnil(2009) |
| Credit line | Given by Evelyne and Roland Daumesnil |
| Summary | Thiébaut Chagué (born 1958) ‘Matrice’ (Matrix) 2006 For French artist Thiébaut Chagué, the physical acts of making have conceptual or philosophical dimensions. He describes the firing process as pushing the clay to the limit of resistance, risking destruction. For Chagué, this is a necessary part of the creative process, the fissuring that may occur revealing the energy contained within the forms. Made in Taintrux, France Stoneware, thrown, incised and wood-fired Museum no. C.97-2007 Given by Evelyne and Roland Daumesnil |
| Collection | |
| Accession number | C.97-2007 |
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| Record created | June 24, 2009 |
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