Slava Khauratovich
Slava Khauratovich is a biologist doing her PhD in ViennaBioCenter. However, she is extremely fascinated with the everyday beauty and poetry of things around. So she joined ceramics in Gamayun inspired by the spirit of the place and the community.
A person in a corner
A bookend with the text at the back of the sculpture: “The monkeys can't catch me, they followed me to send me to sleep, they cornered me. So I started to scratch myself small and often. - I won't tell them!” The text emerged as random lines picked from suggested by Kondraty Hvatit and arranged by the artist in a chaotic story that became a contextual basis of the sculpture. It’s like a friendly/family story of a child with his/her deep and difficult struggles and left coping with them. Those seem funny and ridiculous from a distance and in time, but were hard and deep back then and there.
Egg-bearer
A vase that resembles a creature that resists wind, rain and weather, but still keeps going on its ridiculous legs and still keeps carrying something even more fragile - eggs. Despite being fragile and unstable on its three legs and extremely slippery lid, it keeps going and bearing.
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