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Matias Karsikas is a sculptor from Nivala, Finland. He works with glass and ceramics, constantly challenging and refining his complex methods. “Working with ceramics and glass feels like home rather than work. These are materials I want to spend all my spare time with. Ceramics enchant me repeatedly with their versatility. Exploring ceramics feels like navigating through complex terrain filled with endless possibilities. Glass and ceramics have an almost magical feeling to me. Opening a ceramic kiln or working with glass blowing often fills me with wonder. Sometimes working feels like playing make-believe as an alchemist when plain earth transforms into gold, the glow of emerald, and bubbling glass.”

"SOUVENIR (BUTIN N°84)" GERHARD RICHTER // 1995 [oil on canvas | 21 × 21 cm.]

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David Konigsberg - Bouquet, 2021, oil on canvas, 127 × 91.4 cm

Freeing the Line, (installation view), Curated by Catherine de Zegher, Marian Goodman Gallery, New York, NY, June 22 - August 26, 2006 [Art: © Joelle Tuerlinckx / Estate of Karel Malich]

Tiwanaku-Wari single spout and bridge vessel in the form of a dog gnawing a bone, 700-1000 CE, Peru or Bolivia, ceramic and pigment, the Art Institute of Chicago.

Oil on panel , 11 x 14 in.

Roberto Miniati (Italian, 1952), I'll tell you a story, 2023. Acrylic on canvas, 130 x 150 cm.

Mark Bradford — Dead Hummingbird (mixed media on canvas, 2015)

Nancy Friedland (Canadian, 1971) - Untitled (2025)

Landes Museum, Zurich.

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