REUSABLE SEA CUPS
Casting slip - Stoneware
Glaze
December, 2024
Glaze
December, 2024
This collection is a marine pollution awareness project created using the slip-casting technique, incorporating sand collected from Kralingen Lake (Kralingse Bos) in Rotterdam into the clay mixture.
The cups represent a dialogue between what we, as humans, give to the sea and what the marine ecosystem gives back to us. The collection explores the touch, texture, and beauty of nature while reflecting on the impact of human consumption.
One of the most common mass-produced plastic products is the PET bottle, which contributes to water pollution. For this reason, the forms of the cups are inspired by the shape of a PET bottle, transforming a symbol of pollution into an object connected to the natural environment.
Meet the Sea Collection:
No. 1 — PET Bottle
No. 2 — SEA Bottle
The cups represent a dialogue between what we, as humans, give to the sea and what the marine ecosystem gives back to us. The collection explores the touch, texture, and beauty of nature while reflecting on the impact of human consumption.
One of the most common mass-produced plastic products is the PET bottle, which contributes to water pollution. For this reason, the forms of the cups are inspired by the shape of a PET bottle, transforming a symbol of pollution into an object connected to the natural environment.
Meet the Sea Collection:
No. 1 — PET Bottle
No. 2 — SEA Bottle