



Santos, Lisbon · Autumn 2026
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This vessel presents a tall, quietly assertive form, defined by a continuous rise and fall of volume along its vertical axis. The body swells and contracts with measured restraint, creating a sense of contained movement that feels both deliberate and intuitive. A small, open mouth crowns the form, offering a subtle point of release without interrupting its overall balance.
Fine, linear striations trace the surface, recording the rhythm of the hand and giving the piece a tactile, almost architectural presence. Finished in a warm, sand-toned surface, the vessel engages softly with light, allowing texture and form to remain at the forefront.
Tania Whalen,