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#LiviaMarin beautiful fluid art: Nomad Patterns, reminds us of #Dali 's work


In what looks like a fun play on Salvador Dali’s melting clocks, London-based Chilean artist Livia Marin has created interesting classic porcelain China pieces that seem to have melted and pooled on a hot summer day.

The melting porcelain pieces from her “Nomad Patterns” and “Broken Things” series are unsettling because what’s left of the pots, kettles and cups looks like the solid objects we’re used to, while the puddle of “melted” porcelain look like vanilla ice-cream that has been left out in the sun too long.

According to the artists’ website, she focuses her work around exploring “the nature of how we relate to material objects in an era dominated by mass-production, standardization and global circulation…

&Rob 2014-02-08  


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