Reimagining a 16th-century Medici blue-and-white soft-paste porcelain ewer from The Met’s Open Ac...Reimagining a 16th-century Medici blue-and-white soft-paste porcelain ewer from The Met’s Open Ac...
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Reimagining a 16th-century Medici blue-and-white soft-paste porcelain ewer from The Met’s Open Access collection into an ethereal kinetic art installation. Titled "The Living Bloom (2200)", this piece envisions historical ceramic craft brought to life through zero-gravity dynamics: the centuries-old cobalt cobalt glaze awakens into self-assembling bioluminescent floral vines, while the vessel floats in a pristine museum gallery, bridging Renaissance elegance with futuristic material physics.
https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/194432
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