ME MERAKI
A ceramic vessel standing on a limestone rock shelf above the Aegean sea, in soft Cycladic light

Material Studies
from Greece

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Objects informed by landscape, architecture and material observation.

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Field Notes

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Dry grasses and plant shadows against a plaster wall above layered rocks
Shadows of a shrub cast across smooth pale rock slabs
Clear shallow water rippling over a pale limestone shore
Stone steps beside a plaster wall above the sea at low evening sun
Dry-stone terrace walls stepping down a hillside in raking light
Dry thistles on a hillside above the sea, islands fading at dusk
Cushion shrubs and dry grasses on a stony slope above the water
Tree shadow falling on a stone ledge and plaster corner above the sea

Selected Objects

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Tall amber vase with a ruffled rim, beside an olive branch

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Green vase with a folded, ruffled rim on a stone plinth

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Periwinkle blue sculptural vessel on a stone window sill

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Footed bowl in white clay with warm brown splatter glaze

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Plate half in speckled cream, half in deep blue

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Softly ribbed cup in warm beige, holding pencils

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About

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Dimitra Theochari seated in front of shelves of blue-and-white porcelain vases

Me Meraki is the landscape-based material practice of Dimitra Theochari.

Working between landscape architecture and ceramics, the practice explores how landscape shapes the objects we live with every day.

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Journal

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