paper clay porcelain
Britain
21th Century
Source: Basodan, Zelal (2024). Chapter 5: Field trips and Exhibition as Methods of Collecting Visual and Creative Data. PhD Thesis, Zelal Basodan.
Recipe Details
Ingredients
porcelain, paper clay
Preparation Steps
A composite material of paper clay and porcelain was used to create 53 unique Nasrid bird polygons (p. 218-219). The process involved allowing each piece to warp naturally into its final curved shape during the drying and firing stages, a technique derived from a 'happy accident' observed earlier in the research (p. 218).
Original Recipe Text
A composite material of paper clay and porcelain was used to create 53 unique Nasrid bird polygons (p. 218-219). The process involved allowing each piece to warp naturally into its final curved shape during the drying and firing stages, a technique derived from a 'happy accident' observed earlier in the research (p. 218).
Evidence
"Figure 161. Contemporary Nasrid Little Birds, 53 pieces, paper clay porcelain, 2022"
Remarks
The paper porcelain acted as a three-dimensional support for grids, Nasrid polygons, and Arabic calligraphy (p. 218, 222). It was also utilized in the creation of 3D geometric tiles that were hung on gallery windows to interact with natural light (p. 222). Additionally, earthenware and stoneware were used for other experimental pieces featuring the Nasrid motto (p. 220).
Scientific Analysis
Certainty Level
Confirmed
Instrumentally Verified
Not Verified
Metadata
Material Type
paper
Paper Typepaper clay porcelain
ColorWhite
RegionBritain
Approx. Year2050
Source Information
AuthorBasodan, Zelal
CollectionLoughborough University
Language
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