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Volcanic Ash and Lush Tropics Inspire Brian Rochefort’s Unearthly Ceramics — Colossal

Last updated: September 10, 2024 10:42 pm
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Brian Rochefort, a renowned artist known for his textured sculptures, finds inspiration in the remote corners of the world. From the Amazon to the Galápagos Islands to the Ngorongoro Crater in Tanzania, Rochefort immerses himself in the natural beauty of these locations and translates his experiences into his artwork back in his Los Angeles studio.

His latest exhibition, titled “Staring at the Moon,” at Sean Kelly, Los Angeles showcases Rochefort’s fascination with abstract forms that mimic the textures and compositions found in nature. The pieces in this collection are characterized by their gloopy, chunky vessels that exude vibrant colors and appear to be in a constant state of flux.

Each artwork in “Staring at the Moon” is a result of multiple applications of texture, followed by several firings in the kiln. The glazes used by Rochefort are often thicker than the ceramic base, creating a sense of depth and movement within each piece. The artist aims to remove any trace of the human hand in his work, allowing the sculptures to take on a life of their own, as if they were unearthed from outer space or the depths of the ocean.

The exhibition runs from September 14 to November 2, giving art enthusiasts the opportunity to explore Rochefort’s unique vision of the natural world. To see more of Rochefort’s work, you can visit his Instagram profile.

Rochefort’s sculptures in “Staring at the Moon” capture the essence of barrier reefs, tropical forests, and volcanic landscapes in a mesmerizing and immersive way. The crackled, drippy, and rough textures of the pieces evoke a sense of wonder and awe, inviting viewers to experience the beauty of the natural world through the artist’s eyes.

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In a short film about the series, Rochefort reflects on his artistic process, emphasizing his desire to create art that transcends human touch and connects with something primal and elemental. Each sculpture in “Staring at the Moon” is a testament to the artist’s deep connection to nature and his ability to translate that connection into tangible, evocative forms.

For art lovers and collectors, “Staring at the Moon” offers a unique opportunity to experience Rochefort’s visionary work up close and personal. Don’t miss the chance to immerse yourself in the lush, vibrant world of Brian Rochefort’s textured sculptures at Sean Kelly, Los Angeles.

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