All images © Ellis Moseley, shared with permission courtesy of Hugo Michell Gallery
Through a methodical and labor-intensive process of layering petals of thin clay, Adelaide-based artist creates elegant, airy vessels that appear to flutter where they sit. Using —a fine-grained, lightweight, and durable ceramic medium made from mixing clay slip with fiber—the sculptures are composed of strips dried on a plaster bat. The individual pieces are then peeled away and applied to a smooth base. He begins at the bottom and works up in a loose spiral, retaining the delicate edges and emphasizing each vessel’s contours.
In his recent exhibition Heist at , Moseley focused on a color palette of pastel pinks, blues, and greens, coalescing fine art and functionality. Find more of his slip-cast work on his .
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