Claudi CASANOVAS (1956) - SPAIN

Untitled - Ceramic – L 82 x W 25 x H15 cm - 2010 - Unique piece - Gallery certificate will be given to the buyer. Biography: Claudi Casanovas is a Spanish artist known for his remarkable contributions to the world of ceramics. His innovative approach and captivating sculptures have left an indelible mark on the art scene. Casanovas’s works often feature mixed laminated stoneware and porcelain, resulting in captivating sculptures. The surfaces evoke sedimentary rock, creating a sense of geological depth and texture. He was a member of the Coure Potters' Cooperative from 1978 until 1987, and in 1992 he won first prize at the III International Ceramics Competition in Mino, Japan. In 2004, he won a competition to create a monument against Fascism in Olot. This Memorial als Vençuts was installed in June 2006. His artwork has been displayed in major exhibitions and museum collections worldwide, including The Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg, the Victoria & Albert Museum in London and the National Gallery of Australia.