High-Temperature Glaze Ceramic Painting –Water Lily IV (Original 1/1)
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Story
Early summer, the water lilies awaken. Light leaks through the clouds, falling upon the petals and ripples, shattering into fragments of dancing gold.
Monet spent a lifetime painting water lilies, chasing the elusive light. Through the medium of high-temperature glaze, Xianyue Lee seeks to record that same moment of profound stillness: the purity of the white blossom, the fluid movement of the water, and the flickering, golden, evanescent reflections. The natural flow of the glaze at 1300°C is perfectly suited to capturing what is otherwise ungraspable—the very temperature of light.
About the Artist

Xianyue Lee
Xianyue Lee is a contemporary ceramic artist based in Jingdezhen, exploring the modern expression of Oriental imagery through high-temperature color glazes and the alchemy of fire and clay.
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