Ania Perkowska
About
Growing up as a child in communist Poland, Ania’s life was underpinned by stark grey concrete structures. This architecture was raw, substantial and woven into the history and fabric of her upbringing.
Ania’s work draws from the rawness, seeking beauty in simplicity of the form, tactility of the texture. She explores how limitations can inspire and release creativity, the tension between surface and form, between the ordered and the organic. She uses geometric forms, minimalistic decoration and natural qualities of the materials.
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Ania Perkowska
We're asking artists to choose one notable person, place and object that has inspired them in their journey so far. We're mapping inspiration at a scale never attempted before
Person
Lucie Rie - an Austrian born war refugee who became one of the most significant potters in XX century British studio pottery
Place
Kyoto, Japan. In particular the house and studio of Japanese ceramic master, Kawai Kanjiro
Object
Scottish stone balls, intricately carved geometric objects, finest example of Neolithic art, which continue to baffle scientist. Their purpose is still unknown. They show beautiful craftsmanship and symmetry, including five Platonic Solids long before Plato was born.
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