11694 Coridinsky Mugs-13

Thick, vibrant paint glides onto sheets of newsprint as Cori’s brush dances wildly across the page. Layers of cadmium yellow, crimson red, cobalt blue – deep purple, apple green, sky blue, each stroke unlocked from the laws of reality. No limits, no restraints, only the joyful chaos of colour.

The painted prints are pressed firmly onto raw clay, still wet and malleable. As the paper is peeled away, the true art emerges shapes and lines as dazzling as a summer carnival, colours colliding with joyous abandon.

In an alchemical flash, the paint is absorbed into the clay, forming a radiant mosaic of texture and tone. Subtle patterns left by the newsprint add further visual intrigue, like whispers of a secret code.

No two mono-print pieces are ever the same, the unpredictability only adding to their handcrafted allure. One might depict a fireworks spectacle, another a fragment of some fantastical dreamscape, another a set of stained glass windows in a cathedral, lit by the radiant sun.

Once fired in the blazing kiln, the clay is transformed, its colours vitrified in lustrous glaze. The monoprints come out unique and vivid, infused with the playful, spontaneous spirit of their making.

So with brush, paint, paper and clay, Cori conjures marvels – mono-printing magic that ablaze the imagination! These mesmerizing mugs and vessels evoke Kandinsky’s synesthetic art, alive with colour, motion, and soul.