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CREATING PROCESS

“Everything you can imagine is real" - Pablo Picasso

​​Elizabeth Nenarokov embodies a philosophy of open-minded thinking and wild imagination in both her personal and professional life. Her innovative approach to materials—ranging from ceramics, glass, metal, to wood—allows her to merge diverse textures and mediums into her works, creating dynamic pieces that engage all the senses.

 

Every piece of art she produces is fully handmade, beginning with spontaneous, free-spirited acrylic sketches on old cardboard, reminiscent of street art. These sketches serve as the foundation for her 3D ceramic sculptures, which, after being hand-built and sculpted, come alive after a transformative journey through a 1200-degree kiln.

The process of working with clay is complex, demanding patience, strength, and meticulous care. Nenarokov understands the unpredictable nature of the kiln—a living organism with its own moods and temperament. Each firing is a journey of anticipation, where the outcome is uncertain, leaving room for both triumph and heartbreak. The final reveal is a moment of truth, where vibrant colors and textures may emerge, or, in some cases, pieces may crack or shatter. Yet, despite the risks, Elizabeth embraces the challenges, driven by her passion for perfection.

Her art transcends simple viewing—it invites a full sensory experience. Whether exploring the reflection of one's inner animal in her collection Find Your Reflection, translating sound into three-dimensional forms in Fusion, or portraying the delicate rhythms of nature, Nenarokov encourages her audience to connect deeply with the world around them. By merging touch, sight, and sound, she creates immersive environments that bring her works to life and inspire viewers to explore their own inner worlds.

Elizabeth Nenarokov has established herself as a powerful voice in contemporary ceramic art. Her work bridges the emotional with the sensory, the natural with the abstract, offering a profound experience for those willing to engage with their senses and discover the intricate connections between the inner and outer worlds.

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