A bold ceramic piece by Eastern European artist Boris Stojkov, known for his surreal, body-inspired forms. This vase-cum-sculpture, finished in a rich glaze, proudly rises with muscular, biomorphic elegance—part vessel, part visual innuendo. A rare work from the 1970s, it’s a playful yet sophisticated example of Stojkov’s irreverent modernism, nodding to Brancusi and Bellmer with a knowing edge.
Height approx 27cm
Collection from Brixton, London or arranged delivery
A bold ceramic piece by Eastern European artist Boris Stojkov, known for his surreal, body-inspired forms. This vase-cum-sculpture, finished in a rich glaze, proudly rises with muscular, biomorphic elegance—part vessel, part visual innuendo. A rare work from the 1970s, it’s a playful yet sophisticated example of Stojkov’s irreverent modernism, nodding to Brancusi and Bellmer with a knowing edge.
Height approx 27cm
Collection from Brixton, London or arranged delivery
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