#bouke de vries

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"In Pieces but Still Holding It Together." By Bouke de Vries (2020).

See more of his stuff here.

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Bouke de Vries, Memory vessel/pair 8, 2019 18th century Qin Chinese porcelain and glass

https://boukedevries.com/

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Bouke de Vries, Memories

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Bouke De Vries

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Bouke de Vries

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It's not history but I like it. Bouke de Vries for Dries Van Noten.

He reclaims broken pots after their accidental trauma, calling it ‘the beauty of destruction’. Instead of reconstructing them, he deconstructs them. Installation on display at Galerie Quai Malaquais, Paris, until March 12th.

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trabalhando com restos de porcelana, o artista holandês bouke de vries

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At Homo Faber Event in Venice, ceramist Bouke de Vries displays ‘the beauty of destruction' in his sculptures.

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Memory vessel 37, late 17th century Dutch delft vase and glass Bouke de Vries

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Bouke de Vries

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https://twitter.com/BellissM/status/1561291152883859461/photo/1

Bellissima @BellissM 《記憶の器》ガラス製の壷の中に敷き詰められているのは破損した16世紀の中国の万里磁器。記憶の集積を可視化した。オランダの陶芸家で修復家のBouke de Vries氏の作品。型にはまらない修復の形に注目した。不思議と見ていて美しい。考えてみれば人間もこの壺同様、記憶の寄せ集め〈記憶の入れ物〉だ。 午後6:56 · 2022年8月21日 ·Twitter for

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Bouke de Vries, Disjointed Satyr, 2022 19th century earthenware figure of Satyr and gilding

https://boukedevries.com/

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Homeland, Blue and White

Sculpture at Peabody Essex museum, Salem, MA.

BOUKE DE VRIES Born 1960, the Netherlands Homeland, Blue and White, 2015 17th- and 18th-century Asian porcelain and Dutch delftware fragments Tin-glazed earthenware was serious business for Dutch potters, who could not figure out how to replicate Asian porcelain. This locally produced ceramic looked like porcelain but cost less and sold well. By the 1650s tin-glazed earthenware was made primarily in Delft, hence the name "delftware." This map by Dutch artist and ceramics conservator Bouke de Vries visualizes the porcelain craze that swept the Netherlands in the 1600s. Fragments of porcelain and delftware cover every bit of the country, reflecting ceramics' importance in the Netherlands and the mania it fueled.

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bouke de vries - cupid sebastian

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Bouke de Vries

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"In pieces but still holding it together" by Bouke de Vries.