LOT 126
| Technique | Sculpture |
| Size | 64 x 47 cm |
| Availability | Available |
| Donation | 60% |
Blue and White, with Yellow emerged from a period of rupture and reflection. The sculpture is formed from torn and reassembled porcelain, transforming gestures of destruction into acts of renewal. The palette—blue, white, and yellow—suggests both light and fragility, grief and hope. Thousands of fragments, each shaped by hand, come together to create forms that recall blooming organisms or coral structures. The work reflects on the tension between beauty and violence, the endurance of matter, and the human impulse to rebuild what has been broken.
About Zemer Peled
Zemer Peled b. 1983 is an Israeli artist whose sculptural practice explores the beauty and brutality of the natural world through the language of porcelain. Trained at Bezalel and the Royal College of Art in London, Peled's work examines the tension between the sublime and the violent—the transformation of shattered material into renewed, living structure. Inspired by natural forms and landscapes, Peled’s sculptures and installations recall the resilience of nature and the complex beauty of survival. Her work has been exhibited internationally, including in the permanent collection at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (Massachusetts), Crocker Art Museum (California), and the Fuller Craft Museum (Massachusetts). Her sculptures are represented in major public and private collections in the United States, Europe, and Asia. After spending over 12 years abroad, in 2024, she returned to Israel, where she continues to expand the expressive potential of porcelain through experimental forms that merge craft, sculpture, and natural history.
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