Luciano Polverigiani - How to create a small sculpture
The Ceramic School
Hey there, I'm Luciano Polverigiani!
I will be demonstrating how I create my small sculptures. I'll take you from quick sketches that help me develop the first idea into series or works to modeling the sculpture and painting with high temperature glaze.
Example Work
After this workshop, you could be making amazing work like this:
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- The workshop is 1 hour long.
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About Luciano Polverigiani
What I love about ceramics is that it allows me to express an idea and convey emotions. This trade contains its own rules, its demands and characteristics. Knowing part of its secrets allows us to speak through this new language that is ceramics.
I studied at the Fernando Arranz ceramics school in Buenos Aires. I graduated as a national teacher but I never taught. Since my student days, I began to show and sell my productions at street fairs. This gave me direct contact with lovers of ceramics and the possibility of living thanks to this trade.
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- Since 2021, he has become a member of the AIC-IAC International Academy of Ceramics.
- FNA scholarship for circulation to participate in the 1st Meeting of Qhapak Ñan potters, Pisac, Cuzco, Peru 2020.
- First prize "National Contest and Crafts" (contemporary) of the FNA Buenos Aires, 2019.
- "Silver" prize in the 1st "Yatai Lotus Mountain Prize" International Ceramic Competition, Changchun, China, 2019.
- Inside outside, Solo exhibition at Bertuzzi Gallery, Puerto Madero, Buenos Aires, 2018.
- First prize acquisition at the 106 National Salon of Visual Arts, ceramics, Palais de Glacé, Buenos Aires, 2017.
- Second prize in the Antonio Rizzo National Small Format Salon, Tandil, 2017.
- FNA group grant for creation 2017 to develop the project "Cerros de cemento, a look at urban crafts on the poetics of Atahualpa Yupanqui." 2017.
- Selected at the Florencio Molina Campos Provincial Hall of Visual Arts, sculpture and spatial experiences, Buenos Aires, 2017.
- Special mention of the jury in the 104 National Salon of Visual Arts, ceramics, Paláis de Glacé, Buenos Aires, 2014.
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