Jeroen Wand
EXHIBITIONS
2020–2021 | New Melancholy
2020–2020 | The Circle
2018–2019 | Fundamentals
2014–2015 | Open World
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Plunge
-Expo New Melancholy
The work of Jeroen Wand comes forth from experiments in which form and function are determined by the production process. The Plunge vases or dipping vases are a ceramic version of his successful Phases project. The dipping of the vase happens by hand, each time in a different clay emulsion. This makes each vase unique, with its own buildup of colour and structure.
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Laminated Table
-Expo The Circle
This table is a reinterpretation of his first Laminated Table. Seemingly useless pieces of leftover veneer are pressed together to form a sturdy whole.
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Objects
-Expo Fundamentals
“The form and function of Jeroen’s products result from his continuous experimental research into combinations of traditional materials and techniques.”
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Buisvaas
-Expo Open World
This little vase consists of a PVC pipe, two small pieces of round timber and a manually rotation molded reservoir. Hence, this low tech product is a combination of three types of material; a ready-made, a self-made and a semi-finished one.