Peter Hoogeboom: Mater Terra – 4.655 Vessels
Exhibition
/
19 Oct 2013
-
30 Nov 2013
Published: 18.10.2013
Piece: Petrotubus caeruleus / Brachytubus cyanos, 2013
Fused ceramics
35 x 28 x 10 cm
photographer: Rob Bohle
© By the author. Read Klimt02.net Copyright.

In 1995 Peter Hoogeboom introduced clay into his jewellery designs. Since then he has developed collections of ceramic jewellery which are always based on different themes and employ different ceramic techniques. When ceramicists develop their work, they are sometimes inspired to make jewellery.
Artist list
Peter Hoogeboom
In 1995 Peter Hoogeboom introduced clay into his jewellery designs. Since then he has developed collections of ceramic jewellery which are always based on different themes and employ different ceramic techniques.
When ceramicists develop their work, they are sometimes inspired to make jewellery. The opposite is true of Peter Hoogeboom whose ceramic jewellery has inspired him to create large, independent ceramic pieces: objects for tables or walls, which interface with both design and autonomous art.
At first sight these objects resemble natural phenomena, such as coral formations or colonies of fungi. However, closer inspection reveals that they are constructed of hundreds of small vessels which seem in motion like schools of fish or flocks of birds.
Peter created these objects by fusing individually cast and glazed ceramic forms in special kiln-resistant moulds that he fabricated himself.
He was awarded a grant by the Creative Industries Fund NL for the research which underpins this introduction of the kiln casting glass technique in ceramics and the development of the collection.
Peter has dedicated Mater Terra – 4.655 Vessels to his mother.
When ceramicists develop their work, they are sometimes inspired to make jewellery. The opposite is true of Peter Hoogeboom whose ceramic jewellery has inspired him to create large, independent ceramic pieces: objects for tables or walls, which interface with both design and autonomous art.
At first sight these objects resemble natural phenomena, such as coral formations or colonies of fungi. However, closer inspection reveals that they are constructed of hundreds of small vessels which seem in motion like schools of fish or flocks of birds.
Peter created these objects by fusing individually cast and glazed ceramic forms in special kiln-resistant moulds that he fabricated himself.
He was awarded a grant by the Creative Industries Fund NL for the research which underpins this introduction of the kiln casting glass technique in ceramics and the development of the collection.
Peter has dedicated Mater Terra – 4.655 Vessels to his mother.
-
Materia prima, design as transformation
15May2027 - 27Feb2028
Pforzheim Jewellery Museum
Pforzheim, Germany -
The Void as an Affinity
25Nov2026 - 29Dec2026
Hannah Gallery
Barcelona, Spain -
Feathers, Frost and Fantastic Creatures
25Nov2026 - 30Dec2026
Galerie Handwerk
Munich, Germany -
Slow Matter during New York Jewelry Week 2026
18Nov2026 - 22Nov2026
Fou Gallery NY
New York, United States -
Crown Jewels as a Metaphor during New York Jewelry Week 2026
17Nov2026 - 22Nov2026
On the Fringe NYC
New York, United States -
Hand to Form. An Art To Wear Exhibition during New York Jewelry Week 2026
16Nov2026 - 22Nov2026
Turkish House
New York, United States -
Between Heaven and Hell by Sofia Björkman
14Nov2026 - 05Dec2026
Four Gallery
Umeå, Sweden -
Tincal lab Challenge 2026. Jewelry and Identity
14Nov2026 - 31Dec2026
Tincal lab
Porto, Portugal -
Laboratorium with Kim Buck
13Nov2026 - 09May2027
Design Museum Danmark
Copenhagen, Denmark -
Fireworks in the Rain
12Nov2026 - 16Jan2027
Pistachios Contemporary Art Jewelry
Chicago, United States -
WeerWerk by Ria Lins and Els Vansteelandt
12Nov2026 - 14Nov2026
Els Vansteelandt Contemporary Jewellery & objets d'art
Brussels, Belgium -
VONMO 5th Contemporary Jewelry Exhibition 2026: Seeding
09Nov2026 - 20Nov2026
Hengtong International Creative Park
Beijing, China -
Preziosa Young 2026 in Asolo
07Nov2026 - 29Nov2026
Thereza Pedrosa Gallery
Asolo, Italy -
Arnoldsche Weekend Art Gallery #19
06Nov2026 - 08Nov2026
Galerie AK2
Stuttgart, Germany -
Delicate Creatures by Märta Mattsson and Sona Kobanova
06Nov2026 - 06Dec2026
Atelier Martina Dempf in der Remise
Berlin, Germany













galerie-ra.nl




