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"Vase of Peonies" Installation: plates & oil on canvas | Wall Sculpture in Wall Hangings by Studio DeSimoneWayland. Item composed of canvas & ceramic compatible with boho and country & farmhouse style
"Vase of Peonies" Installation: plates & oil on canvas | Wall Sculpture in Wall Hangings by Studio DeSimoneWayland. Item composed of canvas & ceramic compatible with boho and country & farmhouse style
"Vase of Peonies" Installation: plates & oil on canvas | Wall Sculpture in Wall Hangings by Studio DeSimoneWayland. Item composed of canvas & ceramic compatible with boho and country & farmhouse style
"Vase of Peonies" Installation: plates & oil on canvas | Wall Sculpture in Wall Hangings by Studio DeSimoneWayland. Item composed of canvas & ceramic compatible with boho and country & farmhouse style
"Vase of Peonies" Installation: plates & oil on canvas | Wall Sculpture in Wall Hangings by Studio DeSimoneWayland. Item composed of canvas & ceramic compatible with boho and country & farmhouse style
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"Vase of Peonies" Installation: plates & oil on canvas | Wall Sculpture in Wall Hangings by Studio DeSimoneWayland. Item composed of canvas & ceramic compatible with boho and country & farmhouse style

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"Vase of Peonies" Installation: plates & oil on canvas - Wall Hangings

Price $2,850

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DimensionsWeight
25.5H x 2.5W x 2D in
64.77H x 6.35W x 5.08D cm
2.72 kg
6 lb
Vase of Peonies consists of 9 round plates combined with a still life of a vase with branches of pink and white peonies ans red gladioli.

The painting is an early work by Dutch artist Karel Wiggers (1916-1989).
Wiggers was educated at the Royal Academy in The Hague where his teachers included Sierk Schröder (1903-2002). Later he studied at the academy in Munich, where Constantin Gerhardinger (1888-1970) was one of his teachers. Despite living abroad, Wiggers lived and worked most of his life in his hometown. He was a member of the Sint Lucas artists' society in Amsterdam between 1944 and 1969 and of the Haagse Kunstkring and the Pulchri Studio painting society in The Hague between 1969 and 1977.

This one of a kind wall art composition of decorative plates and painting belongs to our "Altered Perspectives" wall art series, in which the ‘perspective’ of the painting is ‘altered’ by combining it with the subject of the decoration of the plates, the sum of the whole being more interesting than the individual parts.

Each "Altered Perspectives" composition is the result of finding the perfect selection of plates (based on their subject) and have them dialogue with a painting. We create the layout that can at best highlight the details in the painting and reference the decoration on each plate.
Only once we are satisfied with the composition we start the process of creating the artwork.

Each plate has a professional hook at the back, and each plate is numbered at the back.
Artwork is signed and dated at the back.
A diagram showing the placing of each plate on the wall is included in the box.

Category: wall sculpture

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Studio DeSimoneWayland
Meet the Creator
Wescover creator since 2023
Studio DeSimoneWayland are Marcello De Simone (Italian) and Bruce Wayland (American).

Since 2010 Marcello and Bruce operate as a design and ceramics studio based in Amsterdam, experimenting with the language of ceramic plates in combination with textiles.

The rich history and diverse forms of tableware serve as the foundational starting point of their extensive research, but it is the forms themselves—the various shapes and the combinations of these shapes in complex compositions—that constitute the core of their artistic practice.
These shapes are regarded as both a canvas and a sculptural element, and they are combined with textiles as a means to introduce additional texture and to enhance their inherent sculptural qualities.

Their acclaimed series, Altered Perspectives, represents a unique marriage between distinct ceramic pieces and paintings on canvas, resulting in a three-dimensional composition where the imagery is intentionally fragmented across the different forms.

For more than twelve years, Studio DeSimoneWayland have conducted an extensive research in mould making for slip-cast ceramics, introducing the texture of fabric and embroidery to a medium which is mostly used for smooth forms.
Throughout these years, this challenging process has pushed them to create pieces in colourful stoneware and fine porcelain to transform shapes into detailed sculptural works of art and functional ceramics.

This research has produced their series, From a Different Cloth and Soft Porcelain, highlighting their signature textile structure layered onto the ceramics, with some textiles showcasing exquisite monogram embroideries that add an extra layer of depth and aesthetic detail.

In Soft Porcelain textures from antique linens, including family monograms are combined with Mont Blanc porcelain.
The resulting effects create softly draped forms, revealing the liminal space between art and design, old and new, and evoking family history by way of the monograms.

In 2022 Studio DeSimoneWayland were included in the prestigious Homo Faber Guide of the best artist- makers, and in September 2024 they participated to the Homo Faber: The Journey of Life exhibition at the Fondazione Giorgio Cini in Venice.

In 2025 Studio DeSimoneWayland became partners of the Craft Council Nederland.
They participated in Dutch Design Week in Eindhoven from 18 to 26 October 2025 in an exhibition curated by the Craft Council with a piece that spells the word PEACE by way of embroidered capital letters on five platters created for the exhibition.
The use of capital letters and monogram embroidery to spell text in their work marks a new direction, and opens up many possibilities to create a dialog with the viewer through words.

In 2025 Studio DeSimoneWayland were accepted as members of the prestigious AIC International Academy of Ceramics in Geneva, Switzerland

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