Om Christian Bruun
I forbindelse med Danish Crafts Collection 8, skrev Danish Crafts:
Christian Bruun, f. 1963, dansk keramiker.
Bruun er uddannet fra Skolen for Brugskunst i København i 1990. Eget værksted i København fra 1991. Hans drejede former sammenfatter både den traditionelle drejers arbejdsmetode og billedhuggerens fornemmelse for volumen. De krøllede kanter på hans skåle er hentet fra lertøjstraditionen, men overført til porcelænet. Han arbejder med unika og med fremstilling af stel i limiterede udgaver. Bruun har været medvirkende til oprettelsen af Internationalt Keramisk Center, Guldagergaard, i Skælskør, og fungeret som workshopleder ved symposier afholdt af Clay Today-gruppen.
For Danish Crafts Collection 8, Danish Crafts wrote:
Christian Bruun, B. 1963, Danish Ceramist.
Bruun graduated from the School of Decorative Art in Copenhagen in 1990. Has had own studio in Copenhagen from 1991. His thrown forms combine the traditionel potter's work methods with the sculptor's sense of volume. The curly edges of his bowls are derived from the earthenware tradition, but carried out in porcelain. He produces one-of-a-kind pieces as well as sets in limited editions. Bruun has helped establish International Ceramics Centre, Guldagergaard in Skælskør and has headed various workshops at symposiums held by the CLAY TODAY group.
Christian Bruun, f. 1963, dansk keramiker.
Bruun er uddannet fra Skolen for Brugskunst i København i 1990. Eget værksted i København fra 1991. Hans drejede former sammenfatter både den traditionelle drejers arbejdsmetode og billedhuggerens fornemmelse for volumen. De krøllede kanter på hans skåle er hentet fra lertøjstraditionen, men overført til porcelænet. Han arbejder med unika og med fremstilling af stel i limiterede udgaver. Bruun har været medvirkende til oprettelsen af Internationalt Keramisk Center, Guldagergaard, i Skælskør, og fungeret som workshopleder ved symposier afholdt af Clay Today-gruppen.
For Danish Crafts Collection 8, Danish Crafts wrote:
Christian Bruun, B. 1963, Danish Ceramist.
Bruun graduated from the School of Decorative Art in Copenhagen in 1990. Has had own studio in Copenhagen from 1991. His thrown forms combine the traditionel potter's work methods with the sculptor's sense of volume. The curly edges of his bowls are derived from the earthenware tradition, but carried out in porcelain. He produces one-of-a-kind pieces as well as sets in limited editions. Bruun has helped establish International Ceramics Centre, Guldagergaard in Skælskør and has headed various workshops at symposiums held by the CLAY TODAY group.
