TYCHO remove_care Rust and cerulean tones combine

Rust and cerulean tones combine to put one in mind of a farming cottage in Durango or objects fished out from the waters of Antikythera

Viola’s intuitive process and goldsmith’s touch lend the piece a personality and intimacy

this piece channels warm stone under swirling water for a formally unique contrast between motion and stability

Imperfectly glazed to allow the texture to shine through

TYCHO remove_care Rust and cerulean tones combinePlatinum cerulean gloss peeks through the heavily textured face of Tychoa ceramic meteorite, named for the famed Danish astronomer. Designed as a wall ornament and on display as part of Angeliki Stamatakous takeover of Monas room 16, the dappled pits covering its surface invite the eye to search for hidden signs of life and its steely grey tones seep into the hotel rooms 70 year old exposed paint like the sudden outgrowth of some interplanetary coral.