Pictorial Ceramic Art
The ceramic coated slab, on which
the work is performed, is always of porous
material (for example: lava stone or clay), able to absorb
the glaze, which would determine the effect "glazed". The technique
of "painting on ceramics" is a special technique.
In fact, the drawing up of colors, freehand only with the help of
brushes, occurs on the surface of the plate previously dipped into
the glaze, which when dried forms a thin film coating of enamel
powder. On the surface of enamel powder that the brushstrokes are
combined and overlap with skill, using colors that at the time of
writing "raw" have shades and colors that will change
completely at the end of the cooking process, reaching
temperatures of approximately 930° C. This requires a great
capacity of choice and combination of colors for ceramics at the
time of the creation of each piece. "Mix raw" colors for ceramics,
stroke by stroke, it is very difficult to achieve the desired
effect, it is necessary at least twenty years of
experience to be able to have a good implementation that
takes into account the evolution and mutation of colors during the
creation of the work. This is the aspect that most differentiates
the ceramic painting from the other "traditional" technique (oil on
canvas, watercolor, etc.), where "visions of
colors" are immediately well understood with compared to
the final. All the works made with the "technique of painting on
ceramics" just for their own natural chromatic evolution,
are unique. The work was painted entirely by four
hands, by the artists: Floridia Salvatore and Gulizia Nicola, in
fact it shows the double signature.
Ceramic art on tiles
Various sizes
Pictorial decor technique of painting on ceramics
Class: Ceramic art1
Ceramic art
on 40x40 cm panel
Various sizes
Pictorial decor technique of painting on
ceramics
Class: Ceramic
art2
Ceramic art on 40x40 cm dish
Various sizes
Pictorial decor technique of
painting on ceramics
Class: Ceramic
art3