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Hex Vase Grey
Hex Vase Grey
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Geometric glass vase, designed by BZIPPY for Areaware.
- A geometric vase inspired by Brutalist design, featuring stacked hexagonal shapes from Los Angeles-based ceramic design studio, BZIPPY.
- This piece mirrors notable elements of the designer's signature Hex planter series, adapted for the glass production of this collection of vases.
- The Hex Vase is the first BZIPPY design in glass, working exclusively without ceramic materials.
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About BZIPPY
Bari Ziperstein is an artist based in Los Angeles, California. Working in mixed media sculpture, Ziperstein’s primary focus is in ceramics. Her plural and fluid practice includes discrete objects, large-scale installation, site-specific public sculpture, and her line of functional ceramics, BZIPPY.
Materially experimental but conceptual at its core, Bari’s practice engages ideas of consumerism, propaganda, and the built environment. Her objects and sculptural tableaux reflect her interest in the political dimensions of capitalist economies and challenge the construction of desire and aspiration in contemporary American culture through a historical lens.
Materials: Glass
Dimensions: 4 x 4 x 6.75in (approx. 10.16 x 10.16 x 17.15cm)
Bari Ziperstein is an artist based in Los Angeles, California. Working in mixed media sculpture, Ziperstein’s primary focus is in ceramics. Her plural and fluid practice includes discrete objects, large-scale installation, site-specific public sculpture, and her line of functional ceramics, BZIPPY.
Materially experimental but conceptual at its core, Bari’s practice engages ideas of consumerism, propaganda, and the built environment. Her objects and sculptural tableaux reflect her interest in the political dimensions of capitalist economies and challenge the construction of desire and aspiration in contemporary American culture through a historical lens.
Materials: Glass
Dimensions: 4 x 4 x 6.75in (approx. 10.16 x 10.16 x 17.15cm)
