Kamila Dziedzic-Caputa

DUnique vesselsPlastic/ObjectStonewareElectric kilnGlazePorcelainEngobes

8 Apr.

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Form through colour

Rustically shaped wall tiles and panels in red and black stoneware clay with rough, unshaped edges and simple vessel shapes: A perfect painting ground for Kamila Dziedzic-Caputa. She uses it in the freest possible way using coloured engobes. Here she scribes, prints and draws. Her gestural, sometimes exuberantly dense design accentuates the underlying surface and gives it form.

Kamila Dziedzic-Caputa
Brzozowa 14
49-100 Niemodlin
Poland

+48 (0) 5345-7689

www.kamiladziedzic.com
kamiladz [at]poczta.onet.pl
@kamila_dziedzic_ceramics

Kamila Dziedzic-Caputa's main areas of work well explained:

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