The gallery has started working with sculptor Sandra Shashou, whose medium is reclaimed porcelain.
Playing with fragility and balance, the delicacy of the porcelain is the centre of Sandra's work. The precarious arrangements challenge equilibrium. Propped on top of one another, it seems that at any moment, everything might waver, slide and tumble.
Sandra’s work confronts the human condition, the emotions, and the experiences that we all share. The antique porcelain objects are no longer for drinking or pouring. There has been a transformation, and they are now valued for their varied shapes, colours and the order in which they have been placed. They balance uncertainly and at challenging angles. The Towers of reengineered pots, jugs, cups, saucers and flowers create a juxtaposition between the physical and emotional. They stand tall, full of colour and optimism. Yet, there is an underlying fragility that questions what is going on. The work conceptualises a lived experience to connect with the viewer and provoke hidden feelings we may share.
New to the Gallery
