Artist Dossier
Jean-Baptiste Gaziello
Iridescent luster pushed into sculpture: twist, tension, and a surface that changes under raking light.
Editorial Note
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Gaziello’s vessels behave like anatomy studies: spiraled bodies, tightened rims, and skin-like glazes that read differently as the light moves. In the archive, his work forms a hinge between animal classification and technique: cephalopod forms, but also the broader logic of iridescence.
Selected Works
Representative objects and adjacent rooms.