This stoneware sculpture, finished with engobe, oxides and ash-based crystalline was inspired by the figurines of ancient Mediterranean women. The female form symbolises the keeper of a casket, container of symbols that precede the invention of writing. It is a tribute to the ancestral female divinities, to the mystery of symbols and language.

Length 22 cm
weight 40 cm
Height 45 cm

This stoneware sculpture is shaped in the form of a living stove. Smoke coming out of its human shaped chimney shows an observer, the house it has heated and the food it has cooked. This is a theme, taken from Riccardo Biavati’s childhood, where objects have a soul and tell us stories.

Height 60 cm
Diameter 20 cm

This stoneware sculpture was inspired by the thought of an ancient village with a protective wall, where the inhabitants, by means of a long staircase have the possibility to reach the sky. Through the suggested flight of the inhabitants, Riccardo Biavati creates a fantastical image of freedom.

Height 45 cm
Diameter 21 cm

This stoneware sculpture depicts a living country, with its face towards the observer. A protected, safe place with its own personal cloud. One of the birds leaning against the cloud whistles. The houses, the sky, the birdsong are all one intertwining game.

Height 45 cm
Diameter 16 cm

This stoneware sculptural bowl acts as a container of stories. An underground princess, depicted as a sleeping goddess, oversees and protects the growth of trees with their roots, leaves and branches.

Height 10 cm
Diameter 26 cm