TY - Type of reference TI - Ceramic of phenomenons AU - Jean Girel AB - What I call my bestiary is neither an animal ceramic nor a ceramic decorated with animal patterns. I would rather call it a ceramic of phenomenons, in which animal is a pretext to find artistic solutions only by means of ceramic. Subject (animal type for instance) is clearly exposed in order to show what is expected. It is therefore the opposite of a ceramic made by chance. The useful aspect of my works (boxes, cups, vases...) is here every time, at least as reminder of a function : to preserve, to contain, to pour. The link with a potential use of a ceramic is a matter of ethic : I also expect it to be able to revive the memory of a ritual ceramic, of which meaning disappeared as myths were abandoned but could still be found as an echo. Bestiary is the way I chose to go back to the primordial sense of ceramic. DO - 10.21494/ISTE.OP.2021.0705 JF - Art and Science KW - use, ritual, bestiary, epidermis, shell, penomenons, molten, boiling, viscosity, superficial tension, usage, rituel, bestiaire, épiderme, carapace, phénomènes, fusion, ébullition, viscosité, tension superficielle, L1 - https://openscience.fr/IMG/pdf/iste_artsci21v5nspe_3.pdf LA - en PB - ISTE OpenScience DA - 2021/07/21 SN - 2515-8767 TT - Une céramique des phénomènes UR - https://openscience.fr/Ceramic-of-phenomenons IS - Special issue
VL - 5 ER -