Irina Razumovskaya
Irina Razumovskaya is recognised for her work combining architectural forms with innovative surface effects and ceramic glazing techniques.
Irina Razumovskaya is an internationally acclaimed ceramic sculptor and painter based in London, recognised for her work combining architectural forms with innovative surface effects and glazing techniques.
She holds an MA in Ceramics and Glass from the Royal College of Art, where she currently works as a tutor.
She is regularly invited to participate in international exhibitions (solo: “Ellipsis”, Cromwell Place, London, solo “Inner Geometry”; Officine Saffi gallery, Milan; “Sculptural Presence”, Nilufar Gallery, Milan) and competitions (British Ceramics Biennial, Korean International Ceramics Biennale, and the Loewe Craft Prize). Her work can be found in the collections of Chatsworth House in the UK, Mashiko Museum of Ceramic Art in Japan, the Yingge Ceramics Museum in Taiwan and more.
AnneMarie Laureys
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Jongjin Park
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