Q&A: Botanical ceramicist

Daniel Cressey

Nature, 2011, vol. 479, issue 7372, 177-177

Abstract: Artist Rob Kesseler adorns porcelain, glass and books with incredibly detailed close-ups of pollen, seeds, leaves and fruit, created in collaboration with botanists in London and Lisbon. As he exhibits Jardim Porcelanico, a collection of tableware decorated with magnified sections of plants he collected in Portugal, he discusses the changing face of botany in art.

Date: 2011
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