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Attune

ATTUNE, 2024 The patterns and motifs deployed in Attune are drawn from historical ceramics, such as 15th-century Chinese Ming-dynasty Hanap drinking vessels, 19th-century Moroccan Fassi (from Fez) ware, 17th- and 18th-century Dutch Delft vases, 18th-century Mexican Talavera tile panels, and 19th- and 20th-century Japanese-inspired English ceramics designed by Christopher Dresser. By creating a cross-cultural bricolage of blue-and-white motifs ubiquitous in these ceramic wares, Attune brings to the fore material and visual evidence of centuries-old global trade networks and the resultant shared aesthetics that connect us.

Description: 107 earthenware plates with underglaze, glaze and 22 K gold luster

Measures: 96” H x 77” W x 1.5” D

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