Like an impressionist painting rendered in clay, The Cloudy Sky Vase captures the fleeting drama of shifting skies. The glaze is layered, unpredictable, alive, and mimics the depth of a storm breaking apart into softness. One moment dense, the next translucent, it is a reflection of nature’s ever-changing temperament.
The silhouette remains timeless, a grounded form that serves as a counterpoint to the fluidity of its surface. The stoneware base, solid and unyielding, provides a canvas for the glaze to express its ephemeral beauty. This interplay of control and spontaneity lends the piece a kind of tension that is static yet evolving in the eye of the beholder.
To gaze upon it is to witness movement within stillness, a reminder that the sky, like all things, is in constant conversation with time.
