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CROSSPASSED LIVING (2026) Original Clay Sculpture by Emilia Milcheva

13 x 46 x 13cm / 13 x 46cm (actual image size)

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£1,200

Crosspassed Living

No life is lived alone. Every encounter leaves a trace, whether it lasts for years or only a moment. We carry fragments of each other long after the paths themselves have separated.

Crosspassed Living explores this quiet network of human connection. A white ceramic form is embraced by an expressive black structure that winds around it without overpowering it, suggesting the countless intersections that shape a life. Through the openings, warm amber tones emerge like memories, emotions, and experiences revealed only where lives have crossed.

Hand-built with organic asymmetry and an intuitive approach to form, the piece reflects my ongoing exploration of identity, vulnerability, and the beauty of imperfection. It is a reminder that who we become is never entirely our own making, but a composition of every life that has touched ours.

Materials used:

white stoneware, clay, glazes

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Crosspassed Living

No life is lived alone. Every encounter leaves a trace, whether it lasts for years or only a moment. We carry fragments of each other long after the paths themselves have separated.

Crosspassed Living explores this quiet network of human connection. A white ceramic form is embraced by an expressive black structure that winds around it without overpowering it, suggesting the countless intersections that shape a life. Through the openings, warm amber tones emerge like memories, emotions, and experiences revealed only where lives have crossed.

Hand-built with organic asymmetry and an intuitive approach to form, the piece reflects my ongoing exploration of identity, vulnerability, and the beauty of imperfection. It is a reminder that who we become is never entirely our own making, but a composition of every life that has touched ours.

Materials used:

white stoneware, clay, glazes

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I sincerely believe I was born an artist. Art has always been a mind set to me and my life perception method since childhood. I have started my artistic career as a painter which I... Read more

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