Ceramic Checkered Vase 'Pothole Portal Vex' by Touche-Touche

About the Item

Contemporary vase, touche-touche, France, 2020. Pothole portal vex is a contemporary functional art object created by the duo touche-touche. The one of a kind item was part of the solo exhibition in Everyday Gallery named 'Softalism'. The exhibition’s title is a neologism that invites the invention of a concept that may emphasize the sensual relation we form with our surroundings. touche—touche will make us explore the confines of one of the most sacred of places: the bedroom. Carolin Gieszner (1989, DE) and Théo Demans (1992, FR) work and live together as the couple duo touche—touche. They developed a hybrid creation process by placing their work in the scenographic realm as much as the curatorial practice and that of functional installations. Moving from the museum to the theatre world, designing night clubs or a recording studio to immersive cinema rooms and galleries they are implementing their practice through a collaborative journey. The evasive practice of touche—touche, transports the viewer to an Empire of dreamlike experience and tactile illusions. Melting tiles, soft rocks, absurd gravity, and abstract sciences are some of the matters they employ: simulated textures and artificiality give the viewer a highlighted awareness of touch and redirect objects into a mental image. Senses are played with and pragmatic interaction slowly resides to a secondary position. Each imagined scene is a reinterpretation of existing cultural traditions. Manufactured in intricate detail, using contemporary materials and techniques, they create new fiction for daily scenarios. Their environments are a free fall intangible reality.

Dimensions:

Height: 23.63 in (60 cm)Width: 11.82 in (30 cm)Depth: 13.78 in (35 cm)

Style:

Organic Modern (In the Style Of)

Materials and Techniques:

Acrylic

Place of Origin:

France

Period:

2010-

Date of Manufacture:

2020