Piece handmade in Héloïse Bariol's workshop in Rouen.
Héloïse has set up a production of utilitarian pieces. Unique or in small series, they are made of red earthenware, thrown or hand-built. More or less slipped, decorated with metallic oxide juices and industrial colorants, glazed and fired in an electric kiln at around 1050°.
Through the production of ceramic volumes, which are most often everyday objects such as bowls, plates, dishes, and pitchers, Héloïse Bariol explores dialogues between forms and colors, as well as a field of interactions between the user, the object, and the surrounding space. In search of mobility, she attempts to question the porosity between different categories—utilitarian/sculpture, painting/sculpture, plane/volume—by exploring the material possibilities offered by ceramics.
MATERIALS : Red earthenware
TECHNIQUE : Wheel-thrown
GLAZE: Transparent glossy glaze, 1050° electric firing
COLOR: Multicolored
DIMENSIONS : Ø approx. 9cm, approx. 23cm height
USE AND CARE:
Wash with soapy water
Watertight: Yes
