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Home(Land). UKRAINE.
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Home(Land). UKRAINE.
Tableware before milk firing
Oksana Denusevuch
The technique of milking ceramics is a Ukrainian ancient craft. This unique treatment was developed indigenously using the most common resource available for farmers – milk. Various Ukrainian milk types tell the story of a specific farmer and their relationship with home(land) in times of war.
Concept: Oksana Denusevuch
Material: Ukrainian clay, Milk from various Ukrainian farmers
Production: Oksana Denusevuch
The technique of milking ceramics is an ancient Ukrainian craft. This unique method uses milk, the most common resource available to farmers. Oksana Denusevuch applies the technique of glazing with milk using different milk, leading to different results each time. For this exhibition, she made a series of bowls milk-glazed with milk from different Ukrainian farmers.
By
Oksana Denusevuch (Ukraine)Hosted by
Stichting Art-East+Art-West & NARADA Foundation[email protected]
About Oksana Denusevuch (Ukraine)
The technique of milking ceramics is a Ukrainian ancient craft. This unique treatment was developed indigenously using the most common resource available for farmers – milk. Various Ukrainian milk types tell the story of a specific farmer and their relationship with home(land) in times of war.
Colofon
Home(Land) is a co-production of Stichting Art-East + Art-West and Narada Foundation curated by Dasha Tsapenko and Nazar Gresko.
