The fine grained stoneware clay body of this piece has wheel thrown cylinders inside to create volume, on top of a coarse clay base. Pushing the clay from within creates a voluminous form and stretches the structure. An alkaline frit-based copper oxide Egyptian blue glaze, with darker parts also containing cobalt carbonate, creates the vibrant turquoise. The low viscosity of the glaze clearly reveals all the details in the body underneath.

Height 55 cm
Diameter 80 cm

A thinly layered coarse stoneware clay body is assembled on top of a coarse clay base. Torbjørn uses wheel thrown cylinders inside the body to build volume, pushing the clay from within. These cavities create a voluminous form and stretch the structure. The piece is fired in a gas kiln. Several coats of terra sigillata are sprayed on its surface.

Height 52 cm
Diameter 80 cm

Extruded, curved, terracotta clay tubes are roughly modelled together. The tubes, fired in an electric kiln, are assembled in an almost conical, ulcerous shape. White ball clay slip sprayed onto the surface creates the sculpture's smooth and glossy surface, while a red lead-based glaze creates the warm terracotta colour. A glazed kiln shelf and bricks form the base.

Width 100 cm
Height 140 cm

Differently shaped extruded tubes made of buff stoneware clay are roughly modelled together and gas fired in three different groups. The matt white exterior of each tube is achieved through super-white Jingdezhen porcelain slip, which is sprayed on. Tools, kiln shelf supports and insulating bricks are integrated into the sculpture, which sits on a welded metal stand.

Height 180 cm
Diameter 65 cm