Serax • LOOK AT ME
Bowl Diam.26,5cm
Earthenware. Designed by Bela Silva.
Many of Serax designs are finished by hand, this may lead to irregularities and is considered a part of the uniqueness of each piece.
REF. 96823
Diam.26,5 x H.19,5cm
In Stock
Bela Silva's blue-green Look At Me bowl for Serax has a glossy surface with a broad relief band and pedestal-like foot.
It works as a decorative bowl on its own or as part of a grouped display with other pieces from the collection. The design continues Silva's fascination with nature, using repeated relief and vivid glaze to give a simple form a more expressive character.
Although born and raised in Lisbon, we may well attribute the predicate 'world citizen' to the Portuguese artist Bela Silva. She studied in Portugal, the UK and the US and she explored all possible arts disciplines. Her work has shared the spotlight in exhibitions with that of Andy Warhol, and her tile art is popular from Brazil to Spain, across China and back to Portugal. Nowadays she commutes between Brussels and Lisbon, mainly focussing on her first love, ceramics.
Serax is more than a brand; it's a true global institution rooted in Belgium. A commitment to sustainable growth has transformed Serax into a benchmark for production quality and specialized know-how. Founded by siblings Serge and Axel Van Den Bossche in 1986, Serax continues today under Axel's leadership.
Serax provides designers with the opportunity to develop their ideas, pushing the boundaries of traditional manufacturing with contemporary sensibility. Despite their different perspectives, their visions are united by Serax's mission to create the perfect blend of aesthetics and functionality. Their extensive family of collaborators includes prominent names such as Ann Demeulemeester, Kelly Wearstler, Marie Michielssen, among others, while also seeking out new talent, promoting a healthy diversity of perspectives.
Serax's dedication to innovation and quality extends to its collaboration with exceptional artisans, pushing the limits of traditional materials in remarkable collections of tableware, furniture, lighting, and home accessories.
