litotrofia 2 Domestic Ceramics followed by smoke firing with

followed by smoke firing with sawdust

Ramón Fort is one of the greatest potters who brilliantly applies this technique

they discovered techniques to work more spontaneously and sculpturally without plaster molds

As if it were a small piece of Alto de Rocacorba

tension or excess

litotrofia 2 Domestic Ceramics followed by smoke firing withLithotrophy refers to all microorganisms that use inorganic compounds (generally of mineral origin) to conserve energy or even to carry out biosynthesis. This organic situation inspired artist Santiago Shali to create a collection of objects that allude to the passage of time, the origin of the Earth and, consequently, of all of us. Black clay, wild mud from the town of Balisa, in Segovia (Spain), and oxides. White glaze with olive ash. Fired at 1,240