• Simon Pavec Ceramiste

    2 weeks • Edited

    Ceramic Bas Relief

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  • Simon Pavec Ceramiste

    3 weeks • Edited

    Jellyfish Installation

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    + 1

  • Simon Pavec Ceramiste

    2 years

    Memory of Stones

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  • Simon Pavec Ceramiste

    2 years • Edited

    Jellyfishes

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    2 years

    About…

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    Simon Pavec Ceramicist Born on December 14, 1980 @ Tel: 02 41 95 45 46 " Clay is a receiver of imprints. Working with this material, which originates from an intense geological mixing that began billions of years ago, is fascinating. …

  • Simon Pavec Ceramiste

    3 years

    Candelabra

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  • Simon Pavec Ceramiste

    3 years • Edited

    Dragonflies, Butterflies

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  • Simon Pavec Ceramiste

    3 years

    Curiosities

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  • Simon Pavec Ceramiste

    4 years

    Acknowledgements:

    Most of the photos were taken by the talented Matthieu Serreau. The link to his account:

  • Simon Pavec Ceramiste

    4 years

    Proto-Jellyfish

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  • Simon Pavec Ceramiste

    6 years • Edited

    Small Formats

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  • Simon Pavec Ceramiste

    7 years • Edited

    The Book - 2018

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  • Simon Pavec Ceramiste

    7 years

    … the gardens

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  • Simon Pavec Ceramiste

    8 years • Edited

    Process

    Clay is a material resulting from intense geological mixing that started billions of years ago. Four hundred million years ago, during the Devonian era, the first insects and arachnids appeared. The mineral and plant worlds traverse time …

  • Simon Pavec Ceramiste

    8 years • Edited

    2017 "Night Flight"

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  • Simon Pavec Ceramiste

    8 years • Edited

    Shells

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  • Simon Pavec Ceramiste

    8 years • Edited

    Oven and Cooking

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  • Simon Pavec Ceramiste

    11 years • Edited

    Spheres

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  • Simon Pavec Ceramiste

    11 years

    Home

    A trace, a relic. Man leaves a trace and disappears. Many traces disappear, go unnoticed. Larvae metamorphose into butterflies and disappear. A village turns into a city, and disappears, destroyed, burned. But the concept remains, moves …