amphor

Urns unfold an intense symbolic power upon human existence – for centuries they have been a symbol of transcendence for humans. Aside from this philosophic reflection, urns as functional objects also provide a number of cultural historical references. The form, material and decoration of the vessel tell a very personal story about the departed and their culture. Viewed in this light, the functional and decorative character of urns is subject to a variety of traditions and interpretations. This project has been nominated in 2008 for the DME Award (Design Management Europe Award) by design austria.

Poster / DME Award (PDF Datei)

classic <em>snow</em> - porcelain, glaze, h 30 cm, 2005 classic<em> sky</em> - porcelain, glaze, h 30 cm, 2005 classic<em> lava</em> - porcelain, glaze, h 30 cm, 2005 modern <em>snow</em> - porcelain, glaze, h 30 cm, 2007 modern <em>sky </em>- porcelain, glaze, h 30 cm, 2007 modern<em> lava</em> - porcelain, glaze, h 30 cm, 2007 oriental <em>turquoise </em>– stoneware, glaze, h 30 cm, 2009 oriental<em> black sea </em>- stoneware, sawdust firing technique, h 30 cm, 2009

Credits

Design: Tina Bepperling

Production: Anton Andert (AT), Lali Gabadadze (GE)

Photography: Peter Kainz

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