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Hi Ceramics_Lovers !
I'm extremely delighted to introduce you to Velimir Vukicevic @velimirvukicevic , an incredible talented Serbian artist creating illusions in porcelain.
Velimir studied ceramics at university in Belgrade, then Yugoslavia. He later became a professor of ceramic sculpture at the Art University of Belgrade. Velimir attempts to master the illusion of trompe-l'oeil and explores the relationship between shape and colour.
Read below the interview by Homo Faber https://www.homofaber.com/en/discover/artisans-velimir-vukicevic
How did you begin studying ceramics?
I passed the examinations for ceramics, which were very competitive, unlike now. Yugoslavia was a communist country. There were only state universities, and it was very difficult to get a place. The ceramics department was very small. They had five places but 50 students who wanted to study.
Do you specialise in a specific kind of ceramics?
I almost only work with porcelain. Lately, I have been using a lot of slip casting, which I then decorate in different ways. I almost don’t use glaze at all. Instead, I use a lot of coloured slip. I colour the slip-cast porcelain with pigments that I make myself.
What do you love most about what you do?
I like the creative part the most. You have to fight with the form to make it, because sometimes I have the impression that the form wants to become what it wants and I want something else. When I feel that I have made it as I want, I start to decorate my work.
How did you develop your particular style?
Talent is like a muscle, if you don’t exercise it then you get fat! It’s the same for an artwork, really. I don’t stop, I really work every day. Most inspiration comes from both outside and inside. What you have inside you and what you see around you.
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http://www.velimirvukicevic.com/
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I'm extremely delighted to introduce you to Velimir Vukicevic @velimirvukicevic , an incredible talented Serbian artist creating illusions in porcelain.
Velimir studied ceramics at university in Belgrade, then Yugoslavia. He later became a professor of ceramic sculpture at the Art University of Belgrade. Velimir attempts to master the illusion of trompe-l'oeil and explores the relationship between shape and colour.
Read below the interview by Homo Faber https://www.homofaber.com/en/discover/artisans-velimir-vukicevic
How did you begin studying ceramics?
I passed the examinations for ceramics, which were very competitive, unlike now. Yugoslavia was a communist country. There were only state universities, and it was very difficult to get a place. The ceramics department was very small. They had five places but 50 students who wanted to study.
Do you specialise in a specific kind of ceramics?
I almost only work with porcelain. Lately, I have been using a lot of slip casting, which I then decorate in different ways. I almost don’t use glaze at all. Instead, I use a lot of coloured slip. I colour the slip-cast porcelain with pigments that I make myself.
What do you love most about what you do?
I like the creative part the most. You have to fight with the form to make it, because sometimes I have the impression that the form wants to become what it wants and I want something else. When I feel that I have made it as I want, I start to decorate my work.
How did you develop your particular style?
Talent is like a muscle, if you don’t exercise it then you get fat! It’s the same for an artwork, really. I don’t stop, I really work every day. Most inspiration comes from both outside and inside. What you have inside you and what you see around you.
Visit his page and support with ❤️!
http://www.velimirvukicevic.com/
Leave your comments below, and don't forget to Like, Save and Share it! 🔥
Thanks for following ❤ #ceramics_lovers your dose of inspiration.
Credit ❤ @velimirvukicevic
Follow 👉 @velimirvukicevic
Follow 👉 @ceramics_lovers
Tag friends who will love this❤
Note: we don't own these pictures, all rights go to their respective owners.
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