CELADON PANIC ROOM
Andersen Hall
Nami Island/ROK
2013

CELADON PANIC ROOM, 2013 | earthenware, stoneware and porcelain, celadon glaze, wood, paper | cm 243 x 390 x 460
frames from stop motion video 1’00”

detail from | CELADON PANIC ROOM | you gonna die, 2013 | stoneware, celadon glaze, synthetic rope | cm 57 x 46 x 26

detail from | CELADON PANIC ROOM | how the things are gone, 2013 | stoneware, celadon glaze | variable dimensions

CELADON PANIC ROOM, 2013 | earthenware, stoneware and porcelain, celadon glaze, wood, paper | cm 243 x 390 x 460
frames from stop motion video 1’00”

CELADON PANIC ROOM, 2013 | the house of the rising fish, 2013 | stoneware, modified celadon glaze | cm 23,5 x 17 x 13

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Materials and non-materials
Elena Magini

That is a controversial balance – well displayed in CELADON PANIC ROOM video – which Nero explores by experimenting with new techniques and approaches and by matching vital symbolic materials with destructive nihilistic frenzy.

CELADON PANIC ROOM
Nero/Alessandro Neretti

his is a short video, a photographic piece which includes a bit of sculpture and a bit of mania. I had made a large series of works using the Celadon technique, (a traditional Korean ceramic technique), where I tried to represent as many of the techniques as possible and in so doing, creating a ‘lacking Celadon’ ‘panic room’ where one can escape to. During the production of the pieces I was so stressed, (physically and mentally), that by the end I wanted to smash it all up.