Created and Sold by Kay Aplin
Botanical Structures II - Wall Hangings
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Botanical Structures is a body of work Kay Aplin developed in residence in Denmark in 2013/14. Kay’s work responds to place, a legacy of her background as a public artist. The components in this series are inspired by the Danish summer landscape.
Botanical Structures was developed as a series of large-scale wall-mounted installation pieces, each an assemblage of multiple components filling a linear space. The size and shape of this space is flexible and has changed each time according to the site. Working in slip-cast porcelain, the glaze palette is a combination of oxidization and soda wood ring; the latter a chance decision to try something new that produced astonishing and beautiful results.
Botanical Structures II was exhibited in the Regency Townhouse for the Brighton Festival HOUSE Open in 2014.
Botanical Structures was developed as a series of large-scale wall-mounted installation pieces, each an assemblage of multiple components filling a linear space. The size and shape of this space is flexible and has changed each time according to the site. Working in slip-cast porcelain, the glaze palette is a combination of oxidization and soda wood ring; the latter a chance decision to try something new that produced astonishing and beautiful results.
Botanical Structures II was exhibited in the Regency Townhouse for the Brighton Festival HOUSE Open in 2014.
Item Botanical Structures II
Created by Kay Aplin
As seen in Private Residence, Brighton, United Kingdom
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