arquitecturasceramicas is a collection of texts published by the Cátedra Cerámica Valencia with the aim of enriching knowledge about the application of ceramic in architecture. This initiative perpetuates the idea that ceramics is material in constant evolution. It is a living and current material that is committed to the continuous research of new uses and applications, offering enormous creative and functional possibilities.
This second volume of arquitecturasceramicas includes a theoretical section with an article by Alberto Sartoris on the figure of the ceramist Antoni Cumella. Cumella was the winner of the National Award for Plastic Arts in 1980. Another of the texts reflects on the importance of light and shadow as configuring elements of space, by Ingeborg Flagges. Lastly, a third by Enrique Fernández-Vivancos analyses the repercussions of change in the evolution of ceramic material.
