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This document provides descriptions of various pottery works by Tarini Kapur. It includes sculptures of stacked clay rocks inspired by tribal totem poles, a lamp shaped like an old telephone to honor family memories, Buddhist prayer wheels meant to multiply prayers, large hand-coiled planters depicting spring blooms hidden by thorns, and a mural made of tiles expressing what brings the artist joy. Details are given on techniques, sizes, and concepts behind each piece.
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- 2. 1 EQUIPOISED Totem Stacks Sculptural rocks in clay balanced skywards on a wooden base with a metal pole. The concept is inspired from tribal traditions of stacking rocks as totem pillars. Infused with a palette of diverse sculpting patterns, the sculptures are equipoised. The clay rocks can be permuted on the totem stack, or strewn in a zen garden as a bedrock with a delectable tactile palette. Size of the stacks varies between 36” to 15”.
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- 4. 2 BEAUX SOUVENIRS Phone Form Sculptural Lamp Looking through my grandma’s attic, this old phone and the stories recollected by her inspired me to create this sculpture. Manifested as a lamp, it signifies how her memories light up her world. The sinuous curves are inspired from art nouveau aesthetic, accentuating the mood of romanticising memories. Size: 13” X 7” X 5”
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- 12. 5 DAYS THAT HOLD US Mural Art Oh the days that hold us, Transcend to the years that mold us! Through this montage I express everything that gives me joy. As I revel, dream and pursue, I turn a new leaf. Hand made slab work tiles in low firing clay are juxtaposed on a wooden frame. Figurines and accents are created from pinching and slab work method. Kalamkari (line art) adorns the surface detailing. Size: 60” X 42”
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- 15. Kalamkari painting on figurines for mural . Book in reader’s hand on mural detailed with a new leaf being turned. . Wire detail for arms and legs. A clay plane simulating a paper origami plane. Use of a real phone for a mould. Pattern form from slab for phone model. Phone form in leather hard stage. It was made in three sections. Carving on a prayer wheel.