Neha Pullarwar - Artwork 257

An irregular assembly of hollowed, rounded ceramic volumes with marbled slip and intentional openings, this work inhabits the boundary between vessel and sculpture. The forms nestle and overlap, producing negative spaces that animate the composition and invite viewers to peer through its cavities. The tactile terracotta surface, softened by white marbling, suggests both the domestic history of pottery and an abstracted bodily language.

The piece reads as a meditation on containment, joining and the sculptural possibilities of traditional ceramic materials.