MONTE II mona Its soft twists frame a

Its soft twists frame a quiet hollow and its surface holds a constellation of tiny pores that echo weathered rock and sea-worn shells

techniques and sources of inspiration

At the faraway island corners of the Pacific ring of fire

Yiorgos Trichas forms the platter drawing inspiration from the landscapes of his childhood in the Cycladic islands

Athenian ceramic artist Angeliki Stamatakou’s works are extensions of a vertiginous inner landscape

MONTE II mona Its soft twists frame aThe second in a fraternal twin series of surreally decorative objects, Angeliki Stamatakous Monte II continues the Athenian ceramicists process of blurring the lines between living and static, decor and natural artefact. This handmade art object looks like some rusted and lilac coral bit. With stony ruffles an concavities, its surface is texturally intricate and lovingly formed. We recommend pairing Monte II with the first of its series for a complete