Chris Wolston’s Captivating Ceramic Collection Unveiled at The Future Perfect Exhibition
by Adriano Batista

Embark on a profound exploration of flowers’ cultural significance and symbolic meanings as you immerse yourself in this captivating exhibition. Prepare to be enthralled by Chris Wolston‘s mastery of terracotta furniture and lighting, as he ushers in an exhilarating new chapter in his artistic journey.

From May 18th to June 30th, experience the transformative power of love, unity, and imagination at The Future Perfect‘s West Village townhouse. Allow the vibrant flora of Medellin to come alive before your eyes, leaving an indelible mark on your collective consciousness. Save the date for the exclusive private opening reception on May 18th, where Chris Wolston himself, alongside gallery founder David Alhadeff, will grace the event, igniting sparks of inspiration and enchantment.

As the artist reflects, “The ‘flower power’ movement and its ideals—universal belonging, peace, love, unity, respect—are sentiments that I hope resonate throughout my work. Flowers are more than an olive branch—they stop you dead in your tracks, and force you to reconsider your relationship to the world around you.”

Delving into the intricate relationship between humans and nature, Wolston juxtaposes elaborate floral formations with surreal abstract forms, celebrating the power of imagination. With locally sourced clay from a Bogotá mine, foraged fallen plants, and flowers from the vibrant La Placita de Flórez market, his dedication to craft and reverence for natural resources shine through.

In his pursuit of novel forms of expression, Wolston employs furniture as a means of communication, embracing radical design traditions while showcasing his love for rich craft. Regardless of the topic or approach, the artist revels in the sheer joy of creation, losing himself in the art of shaping imagination.

Prepare to be enchanted as Flower Power blooms—where art, nature, and human connection intertwine to create an immersive and thought-provoking experience like no other.
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