Goblet
The Goblets are a series of ceramic objects created using a high-temperature wood-fired technique. They are based on the traditional vessel form, reimagined as an independent sculptural object.
They retain traces of the direct interaction between the material and fire: natural ash deposits, color changes, and a unique surface texture.
For the artist, not only the form and proportions are important, but also the tactile qualities of the ceramics, allowing the work to be perceived through direct physical contact with the material.
Sergey Sorinsky (b. 1964) is a Russian ceramic artist working with high-fire ceramics and wood-firing techniques. He graduated from the Abramtsevo Artistic and Industrial College named after V. M. Vasnetsov and the Saint Petersburg the Mukhina Higher School of Art and Design. His practice is centered on the exploration of natural structures, the material qualities of clay, and the unpredictable aesthetics of high-temperature firing, through which each work acquires a unique character and surface. Sorinsky’s works are held in the collection of the State Hermitage Museum, as well as in other Russian and international public and private collections.
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