This ceramic sculpture features a striking abstract composition of interconnected geometric shapes and forms. The predominant color is a warm, earthy tone, with textural variations and mottled surfaces that add depth and visual interest. The overall structure resembles a stylized human figure, with a prominent central figure and surrounding architectural-like elements. The artist's distinctive technique, which combines abstraction and a primitive, tribal aesthetic, suggests a deep exploration of the human form and its symbolic significance. This piece likely reflects the artist's intention to create a thought-provoking work that challenges conventional representations of the body and invites the viewer to contemplate the universal themes of humanity. ...
Born in Bogota, Colombia, and raised in Quebec, Canada, William
Mora’s work reflects the experience of growing up in two distant
cultures. These works reflect research carried out in these two cultural formations. William Mora is a multidisciplinary artist working mainly in ceramics and graphic arts in the City of Montreal. He is currently completing his bachelor’s degree in sculpture and ceramics at Concordia University. Mora is also the founder of a visual art research studio: Memory Land Studio. This studio focuses on
research into the art of visual communication, generating creative
alternatives that are deposited in a fictional and real world. ...
