Benzin 001, handprinted ceramic tile panel Sculpture

This is a tile panel glued to plywood and framed. It has hanging brackets designed for heavy weights. Tiles are screen printed and burned in kiln. I like to use materials as a medium that can be monumental and at the same time utilitarian in their purpose. Since ancient times, ceramic tiles have found their practical use wherever possible, from interior decoration to building facades and underground subways. Wherever they were used, they protected the structure: from harsh moisture to the scorching rays of the sun. At the same time, ceramic tiles created timeless beauty for years and even centuries. Due to its operational properties, ceramic tiles have been able to bring to our times the creations of the works of artisans who worked many centuries ago. Today, these creations can tell us about what colours and images people liked in those days, what was used to make tiles and where they could be used. My idea is to create fragment of tile art that can be mobile and can be sent anywhere in the world without the need for construction work to be seen. I like to use things that I see around as a pattern and then depict them in my own style. This pattern was based on gasoline stains on a puddle that I saw while walking around the city with my dog.

Sculpture:Mosaic on Ceramic

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:23 W x 45.8 H x 0.8 D in

Delivery Time:Typically 5-7 business days for domestic shipments, 10-14 business days for international shipments.