Large organic glazed stoneware sculpture with coral shapes, signed, 2002

This large-format glazed ceramic stoneware sculpture stands out for its remarkable visual strength, balancing a bold sculptural presence with the delicacy of coral formations and their organic lines. Made of solid stoneware, the piece features a complex cavernous structure filled with tubular branches, rhythmic openings, and deep hollows. The surface is treated with a marbled ceramic glaze that combines earth tones, ochres, sand shades, and dark shadows, creating a stony texture in each of its folds. Designed with a wide and stable base, its scale allows it to be placed both indoors and outdoors, making it ideal for terraces, patios, or architectural gardens. Its three-dimensional volumetric approach offers different perspectives depending on the viewing angle, interacting with natural light that penetrates its cavities. The piece is signed and inscribed with the date 02 on the underside of the base, made in 2002 by a ceramic artist whose identity could not be identified or documented in available bibliographic records.