His deconstructed sculptures take on a variety of forms, but many of them are pieced together using thekintsugitechnique.
This Japanese method uses a special lacquer that is dusted or mixed with gold powder to mend the objects.
The philosophy behindkintsugialigns very well with one of the starting points of my practice, de Vriesremarks.
I believe that something damaged can still be beautiful.
I make a run at express that in my own way.
it’s possible for you to find more of the artists work via art galleryAdrian Sassoonand by visiting hiswebsite.
Dutch artist Bouke de Vries creates magnificent sculptures from fragmented ceramics.
Through his deconstructed sculptures, he seeks to emphasize the beauty that lies in imperfection.
Watch this video to hear more about the philosophy and process behind his work.
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