This sculptural vessel represents fear, which is both revolting and beautiful. A burned and melted form, with drops of fleshy red and pink glaze oozing through crusted black cracks. Irina Razumovskaya combined layers of glaze, clay and minerals in such a way, that each one starts to react at a different time during the firing.

A sculpture that looks like a tower that was originally built to be bold, but became expressive through neglect and decay. By halting the firing at the maximum temperature, seconds before complete collapse, Irina Razumovskaya captures a moment frozen in time.

In this sculpture of a smaller block on top of a bigger one, white is the dominant colour. Peeling layers of the surface represent the ageing of architecture. By allowing materials to act on their own during the firing, Irina Razumovskaya acts as co-creator, together with nature and heat.

This sculptural ceramic composition, with white as the dominant colour, blends architectural forms and natural shapes. Irina Razumovskaya evokes the image of a birch, a tree symbolising femininity and life span in Russian folklore.

This is a multicoloured sculpture, with geometric shapes, about both control and chaos. Irina Razumovskaya used sturdy clay, allowing full control in the shaping. She applied layers of glazes, clays and minerals, before firing the work. The heat of the kiln caused unpredictable transformations of all materials.