17" diameter x 4.5" depth porcelain wall sconce.
Nimbus explores the delicate relationship between light, material, and organic form. Handbuilt from porcelain, its undulating silhouette draws inspiration from the quiet movement of clouds, flowing landscapes, and the natural irregularities that make each form unique.
Its subtly textured, glazed surface captures and reflects light, revealing gentle variations in color and depth. When illuminated, the sculptural form comes alive, transforming a functional object into an atmospheric presence that shifts with its surroundings.
Rooted in an appreciation for nature and material exploration, Nimbus is an invitation to experience light not simply as a utility, but as an artistic medium.
David Jo is a Korean American ceramic artist and founder of Flint and Marble, a contemporary ceramics and design studio based in Beacon, New York. Central to his work is Yeonrimun (연리문), a traditional Korean ceramic technique that combines differently colored clays to create intricate patterns throughout the material itself. Through Flint and Marble, David creates objects that invite curiosity, celebrate individuality, and bring art into everyday spaces.
Nimbus explores the delicate relationship between light, material, and organic form. Handbuilt from porcelain, its undulating silhouette draws inspiration from the quiet movement of clouds, flowing landscapes, and the natural irregularities that make each form unique.
Its subtly textured, glazed surface captures and reflects light, revealing gentle variations in color and depth. When illuminated, the sculptural form comes alive, transforming a functional object into an atmospheric presence that shifts with its surroundings.
Rooted in an appreciation for nature and material exploration, Nimbus is an invitation to experience light not simply as a utility, but as an artistic medium.
David Jo is a Korean American ceramic artist and founder of Flint and Marble, a contemporary ceramics and design studio based in Beacon, New York. Central to his work is Yeonrimun (연리문), a traditional Korean ceramic technique that combines differently colored clays to create intricate patterns throughout the material itself. Through Flint and Marble, David creates objects that invite curiosity, celebrate individuality, and bring art into everyday spaces.
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Donated By:
David Jo