One of our favorite artists is ceramicist, Pascale Girardin. Born in Canada, she has mastered many art forms, including large-scale installations and ceramics. Originally trained as a painter, Girardin’s most impressive works are those suspended in air. It is here that her large-scale installations showcase nature’s beauty and the organic relationship we have with the world around us.
Pascale believes that “suspended artwork can occupy an environment without imposing itself on it. Through composition, one can create a sense of lightness and softness, giving the impression that each element is floating in space”. This quote from Busy Boo articulates perfectly the effervescent feeling of her works.
The large-scale installation at Four Seasons Hotel in Pudong, Shanghai.
Image courtesy of: Busy Boo, photographed by: Lulin Chen.
Using designs planned through 3D modeling, the space between the flowers is perfectly precise.
Image courtesy of: Busy Boo, photographed by: Lulin Chen
Pascale Girardin’s flower-shaped hanging lamps for Toronto Interior Design Show in 2011 are made out of the countertop material, Corian®
Image courtesy of: Corian Design & Inspiration
