100 vases in 100 days: the British presented a "purposeful" art project (Photo)

An unusual art project was invented and realized by a resident of Great Britain, Anna Whitehouse. In time, it stretched for 100 days.

The essence of the project was that a woman within 100 days had to create one ceramic vase. Moreover, each of them is unique - with outwardly the same shape, the design should be different.

Anna took the classic form as a basis. She sculpted them from white clay. After shaping, she moved on to finishing her artwork. Using a stack, she carved patterns on a clay base - circles, triangles, squares. I combined them, which made it possible to obtain additional bends and transitions.

Some products have holes so large that it seems impossible to fill them with water. It just resembles a sieve and can only be used for decorative purposes. You can simply forget about the direct purpose of some vases - to pour water and put flowers.

After 100 days, she still managed to create all 100 vases. Moreover, in all this hundred there were not even remotely identical products. Each of them was unique in its own way due to the ornaments carved on the clay surface.

Anna Whitehouse did not sell her vases, but created solely for the sake of pleasure.