Fleeting beauty with Phoebe Cummings | House & Garden
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- Phoebe Cummings' unfired clay creations challenge perceptions of fragility and durability.
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I love her comment about helping people connect to the feeling of loss. Art is a powerful way to reach deep emotions. Beautiful.
What a refreshing approach. I love the idea of the fountain slowly melting away-such a beautiful reflection of all things.
Such special talent. It's so delicate, charming, and the sculptures should never go away....what a lovely and enchanting video. Some people are so special.
Beautiful
What a very talented lady, her work is stunning!
I find her approach to working with clay and metaphorically life very inspiring...
Such a beautiful perception of her work. Poetic 🥰
It’s just simply amazing. Amazing woman, amazing art, amazing video❤️
Being able to allow the diminishing of a created piece is not an easy process...like nature it goes back to another form.⭐
Delightful slice of lightness and serenity.
A true artist! Beautiful
Beautiful and calming to watch! 🌼💕🌹
This is just amazing to me - it seems so freeing not to need it to be permanent and to allow it to behave naturally. ‘Part of an ongoing process.’ ♥️♥️♥️
Love your hands. Shows the work and love that you put in everyday
So calming video..😌 Well filmed and edited ❤
That was beyond beautiful! I'm so glad to find this video! 🙂
Ohhhhhh! So much deeper than words can say! Love this!!!
beautiful film, what a pleasure to watch, thank you Luca and Phoebe
Stunning beauty in those creations, delicate & frigile as they are. So pls preserve it instead of letting it dissolve away.
Maybe she doesn't know how to preserve it, firing it properly in a kiln. Maybe she doesn't have access to a kiln, or it's too expensive. There's something perverse about destroying all this beauty and one's own work of art. Such a waste of time and talent, sort of a shallow and incomplete enterprise. She obviously has talent, but it seems to me there's something missing there, a neurotic approach to art and living, it's morbid, isn't?... her eyes have a vacant stare too. For goodness sake, somebody help this lady!
Maybe she doesn't know how to preserve it, firing it properly in a kiln. Maybe she doesn't have access to a kiln, or it's too expensive. There's something perverse about destroying all this beauty and one's own work of art. Such a waste of time and talent, sort of a shallow and incomplete enterprise. She obviously has talent, but it seems to me there's something missing there, a neurotic approach to art and living, it's morbid, isn't?... her eyes have a vacant stare too. For goodness sake, somebody help this lady! Sorry, I don't mean to offend her, but I think this looks very depressing... either she is crying out for help, or maybe she is a control freak timing the death of her creation, or both. Either way, she might need someone who cares and knows how to help her.
Maybe she doesn't know how to preserve it, firing it properly in a kiln. Maybe she doesn't have access to a kiln, or it's too expensive. There's something perverse about destroying all this beauty and one's own work of art. Such a waste of time and talent, sort of a shallow and incomplete enterprise. She obviously has talent, but it seems to me there's something missing there, a neurotic approach to art and living, it's morbid, isn't?... her eyes have a vacant stare too. For goodness sake, somebody help this lady! Sorry, I don't mean to offend her, but I think this looks very depressing, either she is crying out for help, or maybe she is a control freak timing the death of her creation, or both. Either way, she might need someone who cares and knows how to help her.
What a beautiful work! 🌸🐰💜😊
Amazingly beautiful !!!!
Very inspiring. Thank you
Very lovely ... Pretty lady too... Petals on the flowers so tenderly formed. 💞💗
Beautiful and inspiring!
Beautiful floral fountain. I am not an artist and I understand there is a message but still, I was disappointed to see the flowers dissolve. To me it was something that could be appreciated forever and now it's gone. I see real flowers all the time that flee and fade.
Oh lovely hairstyle... so free yet ellegant
One of the best posts ever
Simply beautiful
So beautifull !!!! Thank you ! Love an peace from Paris/Marseilles
Gorgeous!
What an inspiring video. Just so talented. I would love a clay art in my home. And to learn myself how this is done.
Such beautiful work . . .
This is lovely but I wish it had shown more of the work
Very beautiful!!!💙💙💚🦋💚💙💙
So very beautiful
Finally! This is really good!
Beautiful 🌟🌟🌟
How lovely.
Beautiful 😍 Thank you 🙏
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beautiful, but sad. it's been many years since i worked with clay but this video calls to mind the newspaper armatures i would sometimes place within a clay structure to shape it and hold it up. after going thru the fire of the kiln, of course the newspaper armature had burned into nothing, but the clay had hardened into a lasting shape. a metaphor for this world -- merely a temporary part of the process of a spiritual creation
Fleeting beauty 👏🏻💐
Incredibly beautiful, it would be such a privilege to own a piece of her work, however briefly
I think she is the most beautiful sculpture
exquisite work
Kudos to Luca Lamaro for such beautiful visual storytelling and Emily Tobin for the production values in producing it. Sound design is also superb. Appreciation to House & Garden for a series of inspiring stores like this. Phoebe Cummings makes materiality spiritual. Wonder what the book/journal shown is?... "Club Mosses, Horsetails..."?
is from Botanicum an illustrated book curated by Katie Scott and Kathy Willis (Big Picture Press)
What a great video and I love what you do.
So inspirational 🌺
Beautiful work. X
Wspaniale,pieknie😀♥️
Beautiful video!
beauty....
Que beleza!
Very Buddhist and beautiful.
love
Hi your work is sooooo beautiful. Could you tell me what the book was as it’s also very beautiful and I’m looking for a book like that. 😍🧚♂️
Zara home could learn a thing or two about this video. Well done H&G
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You can do nothing of yourself. It is in and of Gods own glory you will wake up today x
Nothing lasts forever......
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Thank you for not showing much of her work
so, she doesn't fire it?
Wabi Sabi
A little too precious. Thanks tho.
Why would you spend all that time making those things of beauty that could be fired in a kiln and enjoyed by many people over many many years years. I don't know of anybody who paints a picture and then destroys it this whole thing doesn't make any sense
Kathleen Murphy she’s not a pottery maker. She clearly says that she approaches it as a “performance” or installation. The very point if her art is to explore the fleeting nature of life.
What if she fired them?
Seems like a wasted talent.....fire them for goodness sake. All a bit gloomy!!!
Ugh. Artists talking too much about their process makes me annoyed
Magnifique
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