FLYING FLORET I SCULPTURE BY HANNA HEINO

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FLYING FLORET I SCULPTURE
BY HANNA HEINO

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FLYING FLORET COLLECTION
YEAR 2024

GLAZED PORCELAIN

IN	H	9.4	W	7.4	D	4.7
CM	H	24	W	19	D	12

HAND SCULPTED IN FINLAND

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Flying Floret I by Hanna Heino is a unique sculpture that embodies the interplay of delicacy and resilience. Handcrafted in Finland, the work explores the poetic imagery of flowers in motion—caught mid-descent, borne by an unseen wind, or momentarily alighting on a solid surface. This nuanced work captures the ephemeral beauty of nature while grounding it in a timeless, sculptural form

Crafted from handbuilt porcelain and enhanced with glaze, Flying Floret is a study in contrasts. The interplay of weight and weightlessness is central to its design, with the sculpture balancing a sense of grounded presence against an impression of fleeting motion. The contours of the piece suggest organic, floral forms, yet Heino abstracts these references into a language of pure, sculptural gestures. The work’s surface treatment, achieved through meticulous glazing, introduces subtle tonal variations that amplify its tactile and visual depth. These elements combine to evoke the duality of fragility and strength inherent in the natural world

By juxtaposing opposites—light against shadow, solidity against airiness—the work invites a contemplative engagement with the dynamics of movement and stillness. Transforming a fleeting natural moment into a lasting expression of elegance

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Hanna Heino

Born Turku, Finland, 1983

A contemporary Finnish sculptor and artist, Heino is renowned for a delicate aesthetic vocabulary that honors subtle references to the natural world. At the heart of her artistic philosophy lies a commitment to sensitivity, tranquility, and a sense of quiet contemplation. Each work serves as an accumulation of her personal experiences, inviting engagement in the intimate dialogue between artist and observer. Rooted in authentic materials and ancient techniques, her work pays homage to the heritage of craftsmanship while embracing a contemporary perspective

Heino’s artistic endeavors revolve around crafting unique ceramic sculptures that blend altered textures and abstract forms while honoring clay in its purest state. Exploring the intricacies of tones and surfaces, the works are harmonized within a refined color palette and complemented by meticulously considered glazed finishes. She draws inspiration from a rich tapestry of historical allusions and the architecture of antiquity, intertwining them with subtle references to the natural world. Through her works, Heino leads us on a journey beyond the confines of time and space, building a pathway to unexplored territories

Based in TURKU, Finland, Heino founded her studio in 2019 after 15 years of diverse experience in interior design and residential development. dedicating herself to her artistic practice and Without formal training, she has mastered materials and techniques, forging her expressive identity as a ceramicist

Heino’s work has garnered critical acclaim and has been exhibited in premiere galleries in Paris, Brussels, and Milan. In 2024, she was awarded the 5th Officine Saffi Award, receiving a special Casa Wabi Residency prize. Her works adorn distinguished private and public collections worldwide, including The Royal Mansour hotel in Casablanca, Cartier’s New York Mansion, and The Hotel Maria in Finland

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Flying Floret

Flying Floret I by Hanna Heino is a unique sculpture that embodies the interplay of delicacy and resilience. Handcrafted in Finland, the work explores the poetic imagery of flowers in motion—caught mid-descent, borne by an unseen wind, or momentarily alighting on a solid surface. This nuanced work captures the ephemeral beauty of nature while grounding it in a timeless, sculptural form

crafted from handbuilt porcelain and enhanced with glaze, Flying Floret is a study in contrasts. The interplay of weight and weightlessness is central to its design, with the sculpture balancing a sense of grounded presence against an impression of fleeting motion. The contours of the piece suggest organic, floral forms, yet Heino abstracts these references into a language of pure, sculptural gestures. The work’s surface treatment, achieved through meticulous glazing, introduces subtle tonal variations that amplify its tactile and visual depth. These elements combine to evoke the duality of fragility and strength inherent in the natural world

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FLYING FLORET I SCULPTURE BY HANNA HEINO

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