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Liz Larner — Hyphae (inflexion)
Liz Larner — Hyphae (inflexion)
Liz Larner — Hyphae (inflexion)
Liz Larner

Hyphae (inflexion)

2022

This ceramic work presents an oval plaque with a weathered, earthy surface dominated by warm ochre and tan tones. Two vertical dark forms bisect the composition, flanked by linear incised marks that create a sense of movement and structure. The surface exhibits gestural marks, areas of matte glaze variation, and subtle color shifts that suggest organic processes or natural erosion. The work sits at the intersection of abstraction and suggestion of natural phenomena, reflecting contemporary ceramic practice that emphasizes surface, materiality, and expressive mark making.

Medium
Ceramic, glaze
Overall

Notes

Regen Projects, 'planchette', April 25 – May 23, 2026. Inventory ref: LL 574.

For Sale — $125000

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Liz Larner, Hyphae (inflexion), 2022

This ceramic work presents an oval plaque with a weathered, earthy surface dominated by warm ochre and tan tones. Two vertical dark forms bisect the composition, flanked by linear incised marks that create a sense of movement and structure. The surface exhibits gestural marks, areas of matte glaze variation, and subtle color shifts that suggest organic processes or natural erosion. The work sits at the intersection of abstraction and suggestion of natural phenomena, reflecting contemporary ceramic practice that emphasizes surface, materiality, and expressive mark making.

Medium
Ceramic, glaze
Dimensions
overall: 62.2 x 105.4 x 31.8 cm
Year
2022
Seen at
Regen Projects, Los Angeles, CA

Related themes

Material Exploration, Ceramic Sculpture, Contemporary Craft, Gestural Mark Making, Earthy Palette, Contemporary Ceramics, Tactile Materiality, Surface Texture, Ochre Tones, American Artist, Three Dimensional Form, Expressive Gesture, Abstract Form, Modernist Abstraction, Contemporary Art, Sculptural Plaque, Glazed Ceramic, Organic Forms, Sculptural Relief, Natural Processes

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