Ceramic Lamp Creation Using Found Objects
Casting the Object with Ceramic Slip 2
A course by Marre Moerel , Artist
About the video: Casting the Object with Ceramic Slip 2
Overview
“It's time to open the mold. Remember to be very careful and make sure your piece is not stuck to the pouring hole. ”
In this video lesson Marre Moerel addresses the topic: Casting the Object with Ceramic Slip 2, which is part of the Domestika online course: Ceramic Lamp Creation Using Found Objects. Learn the process of transforming an abstract idea into an original ceramic piece using found objects to make plaster casting molds.
Partial transcription of the video
“Casting the Object with Ceramic Slip The mold has been drying overnight and we're ready to open it. We'll take it, make sure to grab it well without letting it fall. Turn it over gently, don't slam it onto the table but position it without doing damage. Even though it's very strong, it does chip. You can see that the piece inside has dried and has moved a bit away from the plaster. That means that the mold worked very well and the piece is probably already loose inside the mold. Before you open it, take a wooden tool and scrape any excess clay off your mold. If you don't do that, this clay ...”
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Course summary for: Ceramic Lamp Creation Using Found Objects
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Areas
Accessory Design, Arts & Crafts, Ceramics, Decoration, Design, DIY, Fine Arts, Interior Decoration, Interior Design
Marre Moerel
A course by Marre Moerel
As the daughter of an architect father and artist mother, Marre has always been exposed to exploring creative outlets. She has been participating in exhibitions since her studies in fashion, which she found too limiting for her ideas. Marre eventually switched to studying sculpture and continued with furniture design. It was during her first exhibition in Milan that her ceramic lamps were recognized, and put into production by Italy’s most renowned design company, Cappellini.
Marre has been running her own design business for twenty years. She has made furniture, tableware, decorative homeware, jewelry, watches, and more. She has designed for Capellini, Offecct, and the interiors of the hamburger restaurant chain “Home Burger”. However, Marre’s biggest client is herself, and prefers the total freedom that is brought by working on her own projects.
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