Student Ceramic Art and Pottery Gallery

This intricate architectural sculpture, created by a student in our foundation program, tells a story of a journey through mountains and valleys. It's a testament to the power of clay to create miniature worlds.

These unique composite forms, created by our foundation students, explore the idea of deconstruction and reassembly. Each piece challenges conventional forms and showcases a unique artistic perspective.

Part two of our Foundation 2023 batch explorations. This image provides an overview of the diverse conceptual pieces, from architectural forms to surrealist sculptures.

A whimsical, house like sculpture by one of our foundation students. The piece plays with form and expectation, featuring multiple arched windows and a bird shaped chimney.

Inspired by Salvador Dali's "The Persistence of Memory," this melting clock sculpture by a foundation student captures the fluidity of time in the solid medium of clay.

This powerful sculpture, "The Arm of a Western Hoolock Gibbon," was created by a foundation student to raise awareness about endangered species and habitat loss.

A full view of the sculpture "The Arm of a Western Hoolock Gibbon." The piece tells the tragic story of Kalia, the Lost Gibbon of Assam, and stands as a symbol of nature's struggle.

A close up of the hand built sculpture, showing the detailed texture of the fur created through carving. The form itself conveys a sense of strength and sorrow.

The texture and shading on this sculpture were achieved with underglaze. This detail shot highlights the artist's skill in creating a realistic and emotive surface.