Ceramic anthropomorphism: unusual creations of an Israeli sculptor

The sculptor from Israel Ronit Barangi creates teapots and cups that hardly anyone wants to use for their intended purpose. But admiring realistic and sensual sculptures is another matter. The fact is that dishes from Ronit are real anthropomorphic art. Each teapot or cup is endowed with character and a spectrum of emotions. When a craftswoman starts to create them, she does not think about what feelings the sculpture will evoke in the viewer. Barang's creations are the fruit of the author's momentary mood.

The 46-year-old craftswoman is a psychologist by training. But even in her youth, Ronit realized that art brings her the greatest pleasure. Therefore, I went to study ceramics in a specialized college. From that moment on, the craftswoman constantly sculpts amazing works from clay. And these are not just lifeless dishes. The collection of the woman presents many funny and creepy demons, ceramic tattooed babies, just elements of human bodies and other unusual heroes.

The sculptor does not use sketches in his work. Live sitters pose for Ronit Barang. Due to the fact that certain types of clay require different drying times, a woman often creates several creations at the same time. While one sculptor gets the necessary consistency, the craftswoman develops the design for another.

The time it takes for Ronit to make the touching and intimidating pottery varies. The larger and more complex the sculpture, the longer the master makes it. Sometimes it takes several weeks, sometimes a couple of months. The sculptor creates large creations in parts. And it connects them into a single whole after the firing procedure.

Ronit's sculptures have taken part in exhibitions around the world. And fans of creativity acquire unusual creations to decorate the interior. You can also make your home more cozy and comfortable by looking at the section "Home, Interior".