• Sconce 3681

Natalia Landowska

Sconce 3681

Sconce 3681 by Natalia Landowska is part of Laminae (2026), a series examining the uppermost layers of the earth through ceramic and light. The piece is constructed through a process of layering, carving, and firing, with glaze applied in multiple stages to build depth and variation across the surface.

The resulting form retains visible irregularities, including fractures, softened edges, and variations in thickness. These are not defects but outcomes of a controlled process in which the material is pushed to its limits. Light interacts with the surface to reveal shifts in opacity, texture, and density.

Across the series, Landowska treats light as a structural element, shaping perception as much as the ceramic form itself.

PRODUCT DETAILS

  • Type

    Pre-order only

  • Artist

    Natalia Landowska

  • Designed

    2026

  • Produced

    2026

  • Origin

    United States

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Natalia Landowska

Artist

Natalia Landowska

Polish artist and designer based in New York, Natalia Landowska, works at the boundary of art and design. Trained in architecture, she moved away from normative constraints toward a practice driven by experimentation and material freedom.

She works with porcelain in plaster moulds, adding paper to produce shells of extreme thinness and lightness. Glazes are layered and mixed to create complex, unpredictable surfaces, each piece unique in both form and finish.

Her work questions conventional notions of beauty. Forms are deliberately imperfect; glazes may run or flake, edges fray. In these embraced fragilities, she seeks a subtle harmony between matter, light, and composition.

Light is central: it reveals the translucent zones of the porcelain, animates the textures, and generates a play of shadow and reflection that gives each work an almost organic presence. For Landowska, beauty emerges from strangeness, from imperfection.

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