115 - Roger Coll (born in 1979)

Roger Coll (born in 1979) Wall-mounted sculpture Liquid stoneware cast in hollow-section molds, with enamel and platinum lustre applied with a brush Date of creation: circa 2020, Barcelona H75 L40 P20 cm Wall sculpture created by ceramic artist Roger Coll. The work is made from hollow tubes cast in sections. It can be hung in various positions thanks to several openings on the back. Stoneware sculpture created by assembling hollow tubular sections, cast using slip casting. The surface is glazed and enhanced with a platinum luster applied with a brush. The perforations on the reverse allow for multiple hanging orientations, offering different interpretations of the composition. Born in Badalona, near Barcelona, Roger Coll trained in technical architecture, sculpture, and ceramics. His work explores the relationships between line, volume, and space: tubular forms become autonomous sculptural compositions whose presence varies depending on the viewer’s perspective. His work is featured in the book *New Wave Clay: Ceramic Design, Art, and Architecture*.