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Lee Jong Min: Textured Ceramic Vases Mimic the Movement of Ocean Waves

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South Korean artist Lee Jong Min hand-sculpts intricately patterned ceramic vases that express the movement of ocean waves. The all-white, teardrop-shaped vessels are expertly made from wheel-thrown porcelain, and meticulously hand-etched with flowing, organic lines. “The pattern I carve motivates the viewer’s spirit to vibrate,” says Jong Min. “The pattern simulates nature in movement, similar to waves.”
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Title: Lee Jong Min: Textured Ceramic Vases Mimic the Movement of Ocean Waves
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South Korean artist Lee Jong Min hand-sculpts intricately patterned ceramic vases that express the movement of ocean waves.
The all-white, teardrop-shaped vessels are expertly made from wheel-thrown porcelain, and meticulously hand-etched with flowing, organic lines.
“The pattern I carve motivates the viewer’s spirit to vibrate,” says Jong Min.
“The pattern simulates nature in movement, similar to waves.
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