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Title: Composition with Pipe
Designer: Minjae Kim - courtesy of Marta Gallery 
Material: Wood 
Dimensions: 19.25 x 11.5 x 8 (HxWxD inch)

MKI 572

My work with clay engages the deep and broad historical territory of the vessel form. The
degree to which the work is recognizable allows it to be symbolic.
As a signifier, I intend the work to be pan-cultural rather than culturally specific. With ceramic
vessels that is sometimes complicated. During the process of making, little is predetermined
or by design. My creative attention oscillates between the intuitive, the unconscious, and of
course the known. I pay close attention to material behavior from liquid to solid and act
accordingly.
Clay is transformational and phenomenological. Chance and the unexpected are encouraged.
It feels important to risk utter failure in every work I make.
My vessels are elemental. I want them to embody the vestiges of something important that has been lost. They are physical, haptic, visceral, and impolite, they protest civilized behavior
and polite society aesthetics. Each work becomes what it needs to become, whether
excessive or base. In the contemporary language of ceramic vessels, my intentions are to be
disruptive. As much as I make the work, the work shapes me.

Title: Box
Designer: Chris Miller
Material: Recycled clay, ceramic underglaze and glaze, mason stains, terra sigillata, manganese dioxide wash
Dimensions: 9 x 13 x 11 (HxWxD inch)

CMI 544

Title: Cross
Designer: Chris Miller
Material: Recycled clay, ceramic underglaze and glaze, mason stains, terra sigillata, manganese dioxide wash
Dimensions: 18 x 16 x 12 (HxWxD inch)

CMI 459

AM01SI

Title: Iron Urn Series - Urn 04
Designer: Kit Howland
Material: Cast Iron
Dimensions: 19 x 6 x 6 (HxWxD inch)

KHO 004

The studio works of Gaetano Pesce are handmade by the artist in New York City where he has been living and working since the 1980s. This selection of vessels ranges from the early 90’s up to recent works completed in January 2022 specifically for this exhibition.
Pesce’s practice is unexpected and imaginative, the design of the vase is impromptu as he pours the resin, guided by the texture and colors as it cures. This results in a direct translation of the artist’s thought process, so each vase is distinctly unique.


Title: Amazonia vase studio prototype
Designer: Gaetano Pesce
Material: flexible resin
Dimensions: 11 x 9 x 9 (HxWxD inch)

GPE 119

Title: Copper Vase 5
Designer: Kwangho Lee
Material: Copper
Dimensions: 15.75 x 9.84 x 9.84 (HxWxD inch)

KLE 157

This work is featured as part of SIZED’s collaboration with CONCEPT, a Paris-based NFT platform utilizing the blockchain to authenticate physical and digital works of art. As part of the sale of this work, CONCEPT will issue an NFT smart contract digitally signed by the designer or artist.

2% from the sale of this work will be donated to G.L.I.T.S. (Gays and Lesbians Living In a Transgender Society), a charity focused on supporting LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC communities around the globe. The donation will be administered by MOM by CONCEPT - a social impact initiative developed by the company to ensure that a portion of every NFT sale supports a charity chosen by artist and curatorial collaborators.

Title: DOUBLE NEGATIVE VESSEL
Designer: RA Workshop - Rich Aybar

RAW 606

Alma Allen (b. 1970, Heber City, UT) began his practice by hand carving salvaged materials into unique small objects. Allen moved to New York in his early twenties and sold the miniature carvings on the street in SoHo, before catching the attention of designers nearby. After almost a decade in New York, Allen relocated to Los Angeles where he began designing furniture and creating large-scale sculptures. After repeated injury from obsessive over-carving left Allen unable to use his hands for extended periods, the artist built a robotic system out of spare assembly line parts and developed its proprietary software as a mechanized extension of hand-carving. Primarily constructed in stone, wood, and bronze, Allen’s sculptures are reminiscent of those by Constantin Brancusi and Isamu Noguchi, reflecting their ardor for experimentation, expressiveness, and originality. Allen’s process is organic and oftentimes the material itself dictates the final form—whether it is anthropomorphic or non-representational. - Courtesy of Blum and Poe

Title: Not Yet Titled - 2019
Designer: Alma Allen - courtesy of Blum & Poe 
Material: Walnut
Dimensions: 23.5 x 47 x 44 (HxWxD inch)

AAL 207

“Clay is a natural thing; it changes. I don’t want to fight with nature, so I follow it.”

Kazunori Hamana was born in Osaka, Japan, in 1969 and grew up in Amagasaki, Hyogo Prefecture. Since his childhood, he has been driven to pursue a deep philosophical interest in the nature of how the universe functions on micro and macro levels. This awareness of impermanence and the transience of earthly things has guided his work and lifestyle. In this vein, Hamana left his home at the age of fifteen to stay with local farmers in rural Hyogo Prefecture, and to work the land and care for the livestock at an agricultural school nearby. After a period of studying in Humboldt County and San Diego, CA as a college student embedded in a hippie milieu, the artist found himself drawn back to his home country and his Japanese identity. He later settled in a rural fishing village in Japan’s Chiba Prefecture, where he currently divides his time between working as an organic rice farmer, a fisherman, and an artist. - Courtesy of Blum and Poe.

Title: Untitled Ceramic Black 2021
Designer: Kazunori Hamana
Material: Ceramic black rounded
Dimensions: 21 x 30 x 25 (HxWxD inch)

KHA 222

Title: Charlotte Perriand table  - courtesy NFS Jonathan Pessin
Designer: Charlotte Perriand
Material: Painted steel frame, laminated covered wood top with heavy wear
Dimensions: 28 x 55 x 31.5 (HxWxD inch)

JPE 044

This work is featured as part of SIZED’s collaboration with CONCEPT, a Paris-based NFT platform utilizing the blockchain to authenticate physical and digital works of art. As part of the sale of this work, CONCEPT will issue an NFT smart contract digitally signed by the designer or artist.
2% from the sale of this work will be donated to G.L.I.T.S. (Gays and Lesbians Living In a Transgender Society), a charity focused on supporting LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC communities around the globe. The donation will be administered by MOM by CONCEPT - a social impact initiative developed by the company to ensure that a portion of every NFT sale supports a charity chosen by artist and curatorial collaborators.

Title: Panos
Designer: Klaus Jürgen Schmidt
Material:
Dimensions: 16.5 x 8 x 8 (HxWxD inch)

KJS 388

Default Title

The 06 collection derives from a process of ceramic experimentation with low-temperature clay. In the manufacture of bricks (the most modest and ordinary material unit in construction), the use of local clay in firewood is common. Each clay changes its composition depending on the geological conditions that originate each vein. These pieces are possible thanks to the specific chemical characteristics of the local clay used for this collection.

Through a continuous burning of 80 hours in a traditional wood oven. The clay changes its chemical structure and the silica within can melt and thus looks more like glass than clay. This is commonly considered an error that converts the result of burning to waste. With some slight alterations in this ancient traditional technique, the artist takes advantage of this “error” and causes the "error" getting sculptural pieces of solid clay, partially melted. The final result is sculpted to obtain sculptures, functional objects and furniture with a strong material presence and volcanic appearance.

Title: Flower Vase
Designer: Disciplina Studio
Material: low temperature ceramic
Dimensions: 9 x 17 x 12 (HxWxD inch)

DIS 377

Title: Ice Flower
Designer: Donna Green
Material: Glazed Stoneware, white
Dimensions: 29 x 24 x 24 (HxWxD inch)

DGR 294

Title: Unsettled Balance 1
Designer: Grace Prince
Material: Tulipwood veneer with high gloss finish plywood, gypsum, paint, marble dust, wood dye, marker
Dimensions: 20 x 15 x 13 (HxWxD inch)

GRP 210

Title: Black Vase with Four Green Legs
Designer: Gaetano Pesce
Material: Resin, black, green
Dimensions: 27.5 x 9.75 x 9.75 (HxWxD inch)

GPE 094

Title: Terracotta Water Vessel
Designer: Sumner
Material: hand thrown clay
Dimensions: 21 x 24 x 24 (HxWxD inch)

SMR 737

Title: Amphora stoneware XL
Designer: Unknown  - courtesy of JF Chen
Dimensions: 21 x 16 x 16 (HxWxD inch)

JCH 216

Title: Black 8 Sided twisted ceramic vase
Designer: unknown  - courtesy of JF Chen
Material: ceramic
Dimensions: 18 x 12 x 12 (HxWxD inch)

JCH 189

A silver-plated, ovoid form vase by Décoration Intérieure Moderne, known as “D.I.M.” The studio-gallery, headed by designers René Joubert and Philippe Petit, became one of the largest studio-galleries in Paris during the 1930s, producing furniture, lighting, objects, fabrics and carpets in the Art Deco style. Stamp to the underside.

Title: Silvered Vase
Designer: D.I.M. courtesy Formative Modern 
Material: Silver plated metal
Dimensions: 10.5 x 6.5 x 6.5 (HxWxD inch)

FMO 736

Title: Orange Vessel XL - 2022
Designer: Heven Glass
Material: Glass
Dimensions: 15 x 14 x 14 (HxWxD inch)

HEV 154

Title: Prong Totem Prototype 2 piece 
Designer: Rick Owens Furniture
Material: plywood
Dimensions: 31.5 x 35.5 x 20 (HxWxD inch)

ROF 434

Title: Glass Decanter
Designer: Luca Nichetto 

LNI 937

Handmade by Gaetano in his Brooklyn Workshop, this vase is made up of individual hearts each molded and applied to the base mold midway through curing.

The design came from a drawing Gaetano created during the initial lockdown where he was physically isolated but could feel everyone’s love connecting everybody. His drawing of the “Mountain of Hearts” was auctioned for charity with DesignMiami in 2020 and subsequently created this series of vases.

The studio works of Gaetano Pesce are handmade by the artist in New York City where he has been living and working since the 1980s. This selection of vessels ranges from the early 90’s up to recent works completed in January 2022 specifically for this exhibition.
Pesce’s practice is unexpected and imaginative, the design of the vase is impromptu as he pours the resin, guided by the texture and colors as it cures. This results in a direct translation of the artist’s thought process, so each vase is distinctly unique.

Title: Mountain of Hearts 2022
Designer: Gaetano Pesce
Material: flexible resin
Dimensions: 24 x 19 x 19 (HxWxD inch)

GPE 249

Title: Iron Urn Series - Urn 05
Designer: Kit Howland
Material: Cast Iron
Dimensions: 23 x 6 x 6 (HxWxD inch)

KHO 005

Title: Ductos (Duct) - SET OF THREE
Designer: RIO Estudio
Material: Reinforced concrete

Edition of 10 DUCTOS (DUCTS) are pieces of reinforced concrete that can be displayed individually or as a group. Coffee table, bed end, bench, interior or exterior — this is a versatile piece where the function is bestowed by the user. The shape is inspired by hydraulics engineering and the massive containers for water transportation, here repurposed as an adaptable design object.

RIE 333

Title: S V _ 1
Designer: B G Robinson
Material: cast aluminum, alpaca 
Dimensions: 17 x 17 x 17 (HxWxD inch)