“Brushes and Brushings” is an artist’s form of game with porcelain and found objects. Brush like objects have been made as a charming contrast of different materials, sculptural and decorative brush-like objects.
“The story started, when I walked by the sea and picked up pieces a of brainwood, plow and hay, and carried them home for many good years. I don’t know why. And then one day, out of the blue, the pieces appeared between porcelain spoons, that were ideal for holding the bristles of the brush together. And she adds: “Using a brush like this is quite a challenge. These are relatively uncontrollable lines, spots and marks that can be left on paper with such insane brushes. An interesting exercise that reminds me the lines of poet Karl Ristikivi …”A lizard’s journey leaves a footprint on a stone…”
Tiina Kaljuste graduated from the Estonian Academy of Arts with a degree in ceramics in 1995.
She is a member of the Estonian Ceramics Association and the Estonian Artists’ Union.
Participated in numerous exhibitions in Estonia, Latvia, Finland, Lithuania, Sweden, Poland, Greece, Belgium, Denmark and China.
