I like the idea of a continuous narrative that circumnavigates the surface, so that the beginning and the end might commingle in a very organic way.
Hilary Pecis
Limited edition of 3031.5 (H) × 17.0 (W) × 17.0 (D) cm
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Collect a hand-painted ceramic amphora by Hilary Pecis, launched in support of charity: water.
Hilary Pecis paints the kinds of moments that easily pass us by. In doing so, she enshrines their beauty and importance. Her study of lilies and lily pads on the surface of a pond emerged as the perfect reference for her amphora – adapted such that its aquatic composition has no beginning or end.
The artwork belongs to a series of seven, conceived and crafted in a transatlantic collaboration between Artspace and Avant Arte. Proceeds will support charity: water in their endeavour to end the global water crisis.
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Ceramic amphora, hand-painted in acrylic paint and finished with a matte seal.Edition size
30Authentication
Edition number and artist’s signature engraved on base.Certificate of Authenticity
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January 28, 2025Limited edition sculptures are shipped in bespoke wooden boxes with gloves and handling instructions. All of our boxes are carefully designed to ensure safe arrival.
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Hilary Pecis1 collaborationNo one paints the simple pleasures of life quite like Hilary Pecis. The American artist is famous for exuberant still life paintings, landscapes, and interiors which have a Fauvist sensibility for colour and perspective. Over the years, Hilary has mastered the art of slow looking – a pot of coffee or a crossword puzzle has the same power and grandeur as a mountain. She pays close attention to light and pattern, finding new facets of beauty the more she looks at something. In terms of process, Hilary usually works from photographs in her studio. Sometimes, photos she has taken intentionally for a painting, and sometimes, outtakes from her camera roll she never expected to turn into art. Occasionally, she spots a photo taken by a friend and asks if she can paint it.
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