© Bouke-De-Vries
Teapot
The sculpture is created from assembled pieces of a broken 18th-century Chinese porcelain teapot, tea leaves and mixed media. This is the first teapot sculpture that Bouke de Vries created. The piece depicts a teapot in the process of breaking, with all of its contents spilling out, giving this traumatic incident a poetic context.
Courtesy of the private collection of Tim Blanks
● Type: Teapot
● Material: Porcelain
● Date: 2009
Porcelain VirtuosityExhibition
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