Protosphere with a mineral surface on a dark background

Fenerui · David Fernández Sans

Inhabiting
time

Ceramic sculpture born from the slow observation of landscape.

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Before creating, we need to learn to look.

Forest in the mist
01 · Looking
The landscape does not explain.
It leaves traces.

Mist, water, rock, bark. Forms that change without ceasing to be themselves.

02 · Form
Form comes
before the name.

The protospheres begin with an imperfect geometry: a preliminary, rounded form, still in transformation.

Blue protosphere, signature work
Detail of a mineral ceramic surface
03 · Matter
The surface remembers.
Protosphere in green and mineral tones
A form still in transformation.
Dark protosphere with chromatic accents
Every surface holds a landscape.
David working in the studio
04 · Gesture
Hands do not manufacture.
They translate.

Gesture, waiting, firing and chance cease to be separate processes and become a single conversation.

Visitor looking at and photographing a group of Protospheres
05 · Gaze
The work changes
when someone stops in front of it.
06 · Space
A sculpture does not fill a space.

It changes it. It opens a distance, creates a pause, and alters the way the body moves and looks.

Sculpture integrated into an interior architectural space
View of a Fenerui exhibition
It changes the way
we inhabit it.
07 · Origin

The landscape already contains
a language.

Detail of yellow lichen on a branch
Light. Texture. Colour.
River-rounded stones
The river rounds, wears away, transforms.
Mountain landscape reflected in water
Keep looking.
Portrait of David Fernández Sans
David Fernández Sans

From sustainability to art:
a path made of earth.

Fenerui grows from an ongoing relationship with nature and from the need to transform that way of seeing into form, surface and space.

08 · New territories

When form
is no longer alone.

Ceramic installation in development
From a single piece to an ensemble.
Detail of the large blue sculpture in the studio
Curve. Light. Shadow.
Family of minimal ceramic pieces
Less material. More air.
Exhibition installation with light and empty space
09 · Void
The void is also
part of the work.
Contact

If a piece has made you stop,
I’d like to know what you saw in it.

For available works, exhibitions, projects for spaces or collaborations.

feneruiproject@gmail.com →