Study the meditative practice forming a small-scale legacy in Sardinian ceramics

Director Andrea Pecora studies the meditative practice forming a small-scale legacy in Sardinian ceramics
A tactile artform, feeding in history and intuitive skill, works in ceramic tread a fine line between precision and spontaneity - a craft built on trust in the process, and freedom found in the unpredictability of the outcome. In making art of the everyday, it’s the poetry of water poured from an intricately wrought jug, or an altar scattered with sculptural rarities that define the worth of the ceramic tradition - molded as objects for which the true value lies in their cultural significance, and the artisanal legacy their creation upholds...read more on www.nowness.com
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[@BlueSavior25]

Would love to hear the production of the ceramics beings made without the music in the background majority of the time.
Granted, ceramic making is always a beautiful craft for one to learn, and this video demonstrates that perfectly.

[@ManoranjonSarkerRana]

Very nice presentation. Its background music and use of all natural sounds make the video more lively.

[@fremont111]

beautiful, i could watch this for days...

[@DOGMA85]

Beautiful Sardegna.. Island of giants.

[@everythingstartsfromadot]

❤❤❤

[@movementsNYC]

B R A V O!

[@freethepeople6437]

👏💙

[@J0shCh1u]

it feels like the ceramics are from the extraterrestrial.