Max Modolo - Max Modolo - Vase - Stoneware - Colour Delight 2






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Max Modolo, an Italian designer, presents a contemporary white gres vase titled Colour Delight 2, a unique single‑item piece with dimensions 10 cm wide by 17 cm high by 10 cm deep, weight 0.60 kg, signed on the base and in excellent condition, dating to 2026.
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More information at www.maxmodolo.com
Weight 0.60 kg.
Stoneware cylindrical vessel, with a wide mouth and densely modeled irregular edge. Multicolored glazes (red, blue, yellow, white, green, pink, and black) flow abundantly from the lip and run down the walls, interrupting and enlivening the dark, ribbed vertical texture of the body. The work combines the material solidity of stoneware with a free, almost gestural painterly gesture, transforming the vessel into a sculptural object with a strong chromatic impact.
The glazes in these works are applied in particularly abundant, viscous, and dense layers, almost sculptural. During firing, the thick masses of glassy glaze melt and flow freely, forming thick runs, volumetric droplets, and irregular accumulations that transform the stoneware surface into a painterly relief. This generous use of glaze is not merely decorative: it creates a strong contrast between the rough, ribbed texture of the ceramic body and the liquid, almost overflowing brilliance of the colors. The resulting effect is dynamic and tactile, halfway between ceramic and gestural painting, giving each vase a unique and unrepeatable character.
Technical details: Material: High-temperature stoneware ceramic at 1230 °C
This piece perfectly fuses function and sculpture: it can be used as a decorative vase or simply admired as an autonomous work of art. Unique piece, signed by the artist on the base. Conditions: Excellent condition, no defects or restorations. Ideal for collectors of contemporary ceramics, ceramic enthusiasts
Max Modolo produces these ceramics in his studio in Italy.
His research concerns the forms of ceramics and their finishing.
He is deeply interested in glazes developed by artists such as Guido Gambone and Marcello Fantoni and has always been drawn to the forms of Lucie Rie and Hans Coper.
More information at www.maxmodolo.com
More information at www.maxmodolo.com
Weight 0.60 kg.
Stoneware cylindrical vessel, with a wide mouth and densely modeled irregular edge. Multicolored glazes (red, blue, yellow, white, green, pink, and black) flow abundantly from the lip and run down the walls, interrupting and enlivening the dark, ribbed vertical texture of the body. The work combines the material solidity of stoneware with a free, almost gestural painterly gesture, transforming the vessel into a sculptural object with a strong chromatic impact.
The glazes in these works are applied in particularly abundant, viscous, and dense layers, almost sculptural. During firing, the thick masses of glassy glaze melt and flow freely, forming thick runs, volumetric droplets, and irregular accumulations that transform the stoneware surface into a painterly relief. This generous use of glaze is not merely decorative: it creates a strong contrast between the rough, ribbed texture of the ceramic body and the liquid, almost overflowing brilliance of the colors. The resulting effect is dynamic and tactile, halfway between ceramic and gestural painting, giving each vase a unique and unrepeatable character.
Technical details: Material: High-temperature stoneware ceramic at 1230 °C
This piece perfectly fuses function and sculpture: it can be used as a decorative vase or simply admired as an autonomous work of art. Unique piece, signed by the artist on the base. Conditions: Excellent condition, no defects or restorations. Ideal for collectors of contemporary ceramics, ceramic enthusiasts
Max Modolo produces these ceramics in his studio in Italy.
His research concerns the forms of ceramics and their finishing.
He is deeply interested in glazes developed by artists such as Guido Gambone and Marcello Fantoni and has always been drawn to the forms of Lucie Rie and Hans Coper.
More information at www.maxmodolo.com
