On changing seasons
JB Tabuzo’s recent works beautifully reflect the anticipation of changing seasons. Through the imagery of a fox and cool blue tones, he evokes a sense of melancholy, where the stillness of winter embodies a quiet longing. In the cold, it is the warmth of springtime memories that sustains the fox, while the promise of renewal ignites his spirit. This delicate balance between yearning and hope serves as a poignant reminder that the promise of change keeps hope alive.
Coming and Going
(sold separately or as a set)
Pieces are made using sgraffito technique I learned in Switzerland designed with electric blue underglaze. These sculptures are reflection of the impermanence of home - constantly coming and going, never staying.
Off-white french porcelain mixed with stoneware
Why does it feel spring with you?
There are people we feel at home to and I think home then isn't a location, but people. These poses are inspired by my own cats sleeping beside each other but also a reflection that home isn't the location, but the company.
Off-white french porcelain mixed with stoneware
I’m coming home to you
(2 piece set)
The journey of waiting feels like a boat sailing - long and restless. But what keeps the journey worthwhile is the yearning of arrival.
Off-white french porcelain mixed with stoneware
Waiting for spring
Inspired by winter by the swiss alps, this piece shows a sleeping fox underneath quiet and heavy snows. The only thing keeping him warm are memories of summer, hoping that spring will come again. The promise of change grounds hope in place.
This piece is made using sgraffito technique I learned in Switzerland designed with electric blue underglaze.
Off-white french porcelain mixed with stoneware
Mid-day dreams
Most of the times the mind wanders about change and looks forward to many different things, but also of people we would like to spend time with.
Off-white french porcelain mixed with stoneware