Modular Ceramics

Modular Ceramics is a system that creates the freedom to make a large variety of objects in which the ceramic kiln is no longer the size limit. The system consists of four ceramic modules: a cross, a T-shape, a corner and a straight module.

The modules are all separately fired in the ceramic kiln, and afterwards connected by bolts from the inside. In this way they are strongly connected, but also makes it possible to take the modules apart and reconstruct them into new objects. The stoneware ceramic modules are brushed and sponged to give them a rich texture and mixed colour

Pictures by Pierre Castignola

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Images of Rino Claessens' Modular Ceramics: A versatile system with four ceramic modules – cross, T-shape, corner, and straight. Fired and connected by internal bolts, allowing easy disassembly and reconstruction into new objects. Stoneware modules feature a textured, mixed-color finish achieved through brushing and sponging.