Mysterious Ceramic Sculptures By Zemer Peled

Israeli artist Zemer Peled creates beautiful, abstract ceramic sculptures made of thousands of porcelain shards. Inspired by the majesty of nature, Peled’s fragile installations resemble corals or sea creatures. Her work, which is exhibited in galleries worldwide, explores topics such as memory, identity and place.

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