This is one of 12 sculptures inspired by Jewish cemeteries, from the Radegast Station series. On the round base of the column there is a lump in the shape of a matzeva. The mould is covered with a dense layer of glaze over which a layer of porcelain is applied.

Length 20 cm
Width 23 cm
Height 62 cm

The sculpture is made of brown fireclay, poured with a thick layer of porcelain with the addition of copper shavings. The whole object is subjected to a quick drying process in order to obtain the maximum effect of the cracks.

Height 57 cm
Diameter 31 cm

The teapot is decorated with a delicate convex relief, engobed and glazed. The lid has a built-in thread, so it can be used to lift the kettle. All the porcelain elements are made on a potter's wheel by Adam Sobota.

Length 35 cm
Width 16 cm
Height 28 cm

This bas-relief from the Delamination series is handmade from brown fire clay mixed with coffee beans, covered with porcelain and crawling glaze. Steel rods are embedded in the glaze. The whole object is fired multiple times.

Diameter 53 cm

This sculpture from the Empty Shell series is made from the cast of the artist's body. A mould was used to take a plaster cast of the body, which was then cut into pieces and stuck together again. The object is covered with a shiny white glaze and a thick layer of crawling glaze.

Length 70 cm
Width 44 cm
Height 250 cm