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GUY HIVRONI – "Shell Suit"

GUY HIVRONI – "Shell Suit"

5.300,00 zł
5.300,00 zł
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| Clay, Wheel Throwing, and Hand-Sculpting | 37.5 x 9 cm. | 2024

A ceramic sculpture revealing the gap between an outer shell and what remains behind. The tailored vest, with its row of buttons, pockets, and tight belt, symbolizes formality and belonging, yet the missing body leaves it an empty shell, an echo of a vanished reality. The ceramic material gives the garment rigidity and independence as if it no longer needs a body. The greenish, aged patina evokes an object preserved over time, a remnant of another era. 

The precise cuts maintain elegance but expose a hollow interior—was this an abandoned garment, an emptied figure, or armor telling a story of presence and absence?
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  • BEFORE R2OT

    With a background in product design and a lifelong dedication to art - primarily wood
    sculpture and painting - Hivroni discovered wheel-throwing ceramics nine years ago and
    immediately fell in love with the medium.

  • WHY DO WE LOVE IT

    Because through the form and materiality of each garment, Guy creates a profound space that balances presence and absence, encouraging reflection on the human connections between body and clothing.

  • OUR ADVICE

    Dress up a sideboard or bookshelf by displaying your sculpture on it.

Guy Hivroni

Guy Hivroni is a ceramic sculptor who transforms clothing into expressive, body-less forms
that explore culture, memory, and identity. His meticulously crafted ceramic garments evoke
presence through absence, inviting viewers to complete the narrative with their own emotions
and experiences.
With a background in product design and a lifelong dedication to art - primarily wood
sculpture and painting - Hivroni discovered wheel-throwing ceramics nine years ago and
immediately fell in love with the medium. Blending traditional techniques with intricate
handwork, he creates sculptural garments that examine the deep, unspoken connection
between people and what they wear.

Guy Hivroni

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