DAPHNA LASZLO-KATZOR

Daphna Laszlo-Katzor lives and works in Tel Aviv, Israel.
Daphna Laszlo-Katzor began engaging in ceramic sculpture in 1990.
Daphna’s sculptures all dwell in the realm of surrealism, which serves to accurately convey the story of her life. The majority of them are figurative, whilst others showcase still life, plants, and animals. The inspiration for the characters in her works is derived from processes taking place in the life of the artist, as well as personal experiences. Accordingly, recurring references to the feminine character, the masculine character, and the relationship between the two are evident.
About my work:
Ceramic Sculpture.
*     Sculpts in ceramics since 1990
*     Works are completely hand sculpted
*     Generally, works are created from a mass of clay
*     Occasionally, forms are created using the coil method
*     Works are painted with engobe underglaze, terra sigallata and various glazes
*     Sculptures are kiln fired

Dyad 4 – The Wounded
Bronze
48H x 42W x 19D cm
Woman – Movement
Terra sigallata used with air brush technique
55H x 42W x 31D cm
Reflection
Kiln fired with terra sigallata
21H x 31W x 14D cm
Dyad 2 – Compassion
Kiln fired natural clay wiped with oxides and glaze
23H x 25W x 25D cm
Fetuses
Kiln fired with glaze and terra sigallata
Dish Diameter 38 cm
Each fetus 8 – 10 cm
Captive Woman
Kiln fired with glaze and oxides
36H x 78W x 32D cm
Woman Enveloped
Natural clay and basalt glaze
55H x 26W x 22D cm
Torso
Glaze on natural clay
70H x 41W x 23D cm
Woman – Dance
Kiln fired glaze and terra sigallata
50H x 38W x 24D cm
Connected Vessels
Kiln fired with engobe paints, and glaze
75H x 53W x 25D cm