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Mary Di Iorio

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Mary Di Iorio: Breaking Boundaries in Ceramic Art

“In my current process of creating works, I question them within the parameters of contemporary logic, such as experimentation, fleetingness, multidisciplinary discursive practice and the conceptual load, on which the work of art is sustained.”

Mary Di Iorio is an artist whose work is pushing boundaries and redefining the traditional boundaries of ceramic art. Combining her expertise in clay firing with reference images and imaginary memories, Mary Di Iorio is creating unique works of art that challenge our preconceptions of ceramics and its potential. By experimenting with new methods, materials, and techniques, Mary Di Iorio demonstrates that ceramic art is a powerful tool for creative expression.

Mary Di Iorio’s art style is unique, and her creative process pushes boundaries. She works with a combination of ceramics and other materials, using clay firing to bring them together. Her work often incorporates images from memory and references to different artwork, creating a “fictitious imbrication” of memories. Her style is open to experimentation and is characterized by its fleetingness. She has made many pieces, from sculptures to installations, all displaying her signature style. Her works often explore the idea of transformation, reflecting on the concept of change through time and space. She is committed to her craft, and her art often reflects this passion for creation and experimentation.

The contrast between shape and volume characterizes Mary Di Iorio’s art. She crafts her pieces to create a strong visual impact that also evokes a sense of movement. Her works range from small figures to large, abstract shapes and installations. While the form of each piece is unique, each has a distinct, clean line that gives it a definitive shape. The volumes of her works are equally as striking, giving them an impressive visual presence. Di Iorio ensures that each piece has the right balance of shape and volume, ensuring that neither overwhelms the other.

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Mary Di Iorio– Top Featured Artist.

Mary Di Iorio is a master of combining her ceramic works with animation and sound, creating immersive installations, and blending the soundscape of her pieces with the visuals. In addition to animation and sound, Di Iorio also uses various materials to create even more dynamic works. Through her inventive use of technology and materials, she can bring her ceramic pieces to life and create a truly immersive experience for viewers.

Mary Di Iorio’s creative process is highly experimental, beginning with a planned project that often evolves with unexpected changes. Di Iorio uses various materials to create her art, including clay, ceramic pastes, and other media. Each of these materials is subjected to different temperatures and controlled in multiple kilns to achieve the desired result. Her use of clay and burning processes creates exciting textures incorporated into the work. Di Iorio also includes other materials such as paint, metal, and found objects to create striking compositions. This combination of materials helps to give her artwork a unique and distinctive style. Through her creative process, Di Iorio pushes boundaries and is open to experimentation, allowing her to explore the full potential of her craft.

“Artbox Project Zurich 2.0” Video by Mary Di Iorio.

Mary Di Iorio’s work has earned her an impressive and varied list of accolades. Her art has been exhibited worldwide at prestigious venues. She has also won numerous awards.

Di Iorio’s work has had a lasting impact on the ceramic arts community. Her unique approach to firing, combining traditional techniques with modern materials, has pushed the boundaries of what can be achieved with clay. In addition, her innovative style has opened up new possibilities for contemporary ceramic art.

Di Iorio’s legacy is evident: she has inspired countless ceramic artists and will continue to do so for generations. Her influence on ceramic art will remain long after she is gone.

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Viviana is a Colombo-American Artist, Curator, Writer and Advocate for the arts. Founder of Vivid Arts Network, Create 4 Peace, Artists For A Green Planet, Author of the book “Just Be Inspired,” and an awardwinning director and producer. Viviana Puello founded ArtTour International Magazine in 2011. Since then, she has served as the CEO, Editor-in-Chief, and the face for ArtTour International Magazine.

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