Gabriel Martinez Servili

Findings

Ceramic #1

3D printed ceramic studies shaped by the constraints of the extrusion process.

Ceramic

Blue glazed cylinder covered in overlapping scales, amber glaze pooled around its inner rim.

Unglazed buff cylinder in stacked scale-like beads, its rim scalloped where each layer ended.

Raw clay pot whose upper coils break loose into a tangle of open loops.

Macro of the blue scaled surface, a single dark drop of glaze caught between rows.

Glazed piece split between smooth stacked ridges and a thicket of looping coils.

Macro of those glazed loops, speckled brown and green where the coils cross.

Five raw clay studies grouped on the bench, each one testing a different surface.

Raw clay piece whose upper layers spill outward into wide frills.

Small piece under a dark metallic glaze, its upper edge torn open and folded back.

The same dark glaze from another angle, the rim curling over a bumpy wall.

Dark glazed beaker close up, the studio blurred behind it, every bead catching a highlight.

Coquito Series L-System Shape

Gabriel Martinez Servili, Computational Designer & Product Engineer, Barcelona

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