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27.08 2012

A traditional Design discipline backbone, the Section- is to the product designer what the Plan is to the architect, a chance to see with clarity the essence of the design.

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‘Do’ by Irit Abba, Ami Drach and Dov Ganchrow. Images courtesy of Amidov.
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‘This exhibit acts as the meeting grounds between the ceramicist Irit Abba and designers Ami Drach and Dov Ganchrow. A meeting of disciplines through the common ceramic material and common object- a vessel devoid of its most basic physical characteristic; the ability to contain.

Irit has freely sketched vases using ceramic material as her medium, escaping, just barely, the two-dimensionality of drawing. At times her works reduce three-dimensional objects and their two dimensional graphics to a singular relief-dimension. Irit captures the flow and character of a vast array of vessels, with a lightness and sensitivity possible only when a burdensome body had been shed.

Ami and Dov have cut away all but the very centre portion of existing ceramic table wear.
This act exposes the very technical aspects of object making; wall thickness, interfacing of parts, structural ribs etc. A traditional Design discipline backbone, the Section- is to the product designer what the Plan is to the architect, a chance to see with clarity the essence of the design. Sectioned products have been assembled into table settings, allowing for a contextual look at the assorted vessels.

Vessels in the show are both reduced to their essence- their DNA, and at the same time are suggestive and charged with the desire to grow and manifest as complete ceramic bodies.’

Text by Amidov
ARCHITECT: Irit Abba, Ami Drach and Dov Ganchrow, Tel Aviv, Israel. LOCATION: Benyamini Contemporary Ceramics center, Tel Aviv, Israel. DESCRIPTION: Art. STATUS: completed. DATE: 2012. No part of this web site may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without prior permission of Morfae and the copyright owner.
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