Each one of the painted urns by artist Wayne Pate and plaster artist Stephen Antonson boasts a one-off design in white and blue. The collaborators highlight the psychologically calming quality and emotional appeal of the colorway with a series of uniform and well-balanced pattern designs.
The Wayne Pate x Stephen Antonson painted urns express a style that has been long used by "decorators, textile artists and ceramists." While the familiarity of the technique is somewhat grounding, the hand-painted stylistic choices give the artistic approach a wonderfully unique twist.
The project's production took about an year and Wayne testifies that it really was "an organic process that took on a life of its own." While the painted urns boast an individualistically unique decoration, the similarity in the style is what unites them.
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