Laconic Story Ceramics

Beasts and stories that speaks for itself.

Laconic story ceramics.

Laconic story laconic. She s incredibly humble and you don t have to talk to her for long to realize that it s the cause behind her work not the work itself that makes her so excited to share it with others. Ceramic interdisciplinary practice. Llection titled tairu tile in japanese which is basically a selection of animals sculpted in clay casted into plaster tiles.

Laconic story so they draw inspiration from endangered or little know animals when designing and creating each piece then they add a little colour and voila. Specialize in animals endangered ones and ones never. It is documented here by a famous kylix goblet made in sparta shortly before the middle of the 6th century bc and attributed to the painter of archesilas ii. Here is a sneak peek of what i have been up to this past week.

Laconic was born from my desire to do something i wholeheartedly believed in and was passionate about. Using very few words. Laconic ceramics stand out among the various types of production of greek ceramics. In short precise form.

Handmade ceramic creatures with a story. I had the pleasure of meeting miranda lee the founder and ceramic artist behind laconic story at city of craft this past year. It s been influenced by my experiences and i continue to learn and be inspired. The animals are also endangered and or esoteric but are mostly animals i am unlikely to sculpt into wall sculptures also i am running out of space to store them i am running some test.

The idea behind laconic story is that i make ceramic animal sculptures objects that is completed with a short story i can share about specific animals species at risk of extinction. My business name is called laconic story. Using very few words. Those years spent at art school taught me the design process drawing and designing to a brief and knowledge of how materials work together building upon this.

Laconic means short precise and using few words so business name literally means short story. Ceramic interdisciplinary practice.