Eric Hibelot is a judicious trend watcher. His favorite material, his plastic codes, his chromatic range are effective, simple and recurrent: he works with white porcelain, sometimes even in two Ds, like postcards or paintings, he favors round shapes that fill the hand, assembles his pieces by plates, however small they may be, looks for overhangs, imbalances, "round asses" in the Culbuto spirit; he likes flat tints of primary colors, blue in particular, contrasting matte and shiny surface effects, and stripes coming from the textile world. His work refers to the containers of mass distribution; by giving each one a uniqueness, the creator repairs the faults of the consumer society. To know more about the artist
This model can be found in the Legacy collection
D188 Legacy - Legacy Vase N°2
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Description
Ø 34 - H. 40
Collection : D188 Legacy
Model: Vase Legacy N° 2
Designer : Eric Hibelot
Eric Hibelot revisits the history of Longwy and its apple blossom with this creation where the flowers are transformed into white lace confetti surrounded by pink.
This charmingly poetic decoration finely dresses this marine-coloured vase in Emaux de Longwy.
Numbered and limited edition of 8 copies
Please note: This vase is purely decorative and is not waterproof.
Model in : Enamel
Catalogue number: 883010
Designer
Eric Hibelot is a judicious trend watcher. His favorite material, his plastic codes, his chromatic range are effective, simple and recurrent: he works with white porcelain, sometimes even in two Ds, like postcards or paintings, he favors round shapes that fill the hand, assembles his pieces by plates, however small they may be, looks for overhangs, imbalances, "round asses" in the Culbuto spirit; he likes flat tints of primary colors, blue in particular, contrasting matte and shiny surface effects, and stripes coming from the textile world. His work refers to the containers of mass distribution; by giving each one a uniqueness, the creator repairs the faults of the consumer society. To know more about the artist
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