Shop / Original Objects
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All presented materials, including texts, images, artistic concepts, projects, sketches, and photographs, are protected by copyright and belong to Andrii Stopin unless otherwise stated.
The use, copying, publication, modification, or distribution of the materials, in whole or in part, is permitted only with the author’s consent and with mandatory attribution.
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Copyright.
All presented materials, including texts, images, artistic concepts, projects, sketches, and photographs, are protected by copyright and belong to Andrii Stopin unless otherwise stated.
The use, copying, publication, modification, or distribution of the materials, in whole or in part, is permitted only with the author’s consent and with mandatory attribution.
In the case of using or further developing the presented artistic ideas and concepts, please credit the author or acknowledge co-authorship in an appropriate format.
Moments in Space
An artist from Hong Kong created a small ceramic penguin sculpture for me. A special mould was made, and the piece was kiln-fired. The sculpture was produced by a person who truly loves her craft and is a professional in her field.
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1. Deflated Balloon
2026
Porcelain
8 x 4 x 4 cm
2. Luncheon Meat Container
2023
Glazed porcelain
10 x 8 x 4 cm
Blue-and-white porcelain artefacts from the past tells us a lot about our ancestors - things they cared about, the world they lived, and the way they thought. Be it good times or bad times, craftspeople never cease to make things with their hands that are both functional and visually appealing. Inspired by a beautiful crafted Ming porcelain paintbrush case, I designed a lidded box for putting luncheon meat, a beloved canned food.
3. Home
2023
Glazed porcelain
8 x 8 x 8 cm each
The original house form of milk carton is reshaped and painted with elements of public housing estate, which makes a mockery of the living condition in Hong Kong.
1. Deflated Balloon
2026
Porcelain
8 x 4 x 4 cm
2. Luncheon Meat Container
2023
Glazed porcelain
10 x 8 x 4 cm
Blue-and-white porcelain artefacts from the past tells us a lot about our ancestors - things they cared about, the world they lived, and the way they thought. Be it good times or bad times, craftspeople never cease to make things with their hands that are both functional and visually appealing. Inspired by a beautiful crafted Ming porcelain paintbrush case, I designed a lidded box for putting luncheon meat, a beloved canned food.
3. Home
2023
Glazed porcelain
8 x 8 x 8 cm each
The original house form of milk carton is reshaped and painted with elements of public housing estate, which makes a mockery of the living condition in Hong Kong.
Luncheon Meat Container
SKU: 700.954.29
100
€
Luncheon Meat Container
2023
Glazed porcelain
10 x 8 x 4 cm
Blue-and-white porcelain artefacts from the past tells us a lot about our ancestors - things they cared about, the world they lived, and the way they thought. Be it good times or bad times, craftspeople never cease to make things with their hands that are both functional and visually appealing. Inspired by a beautiful crafted Ming porcelain paintbrush case, I designed a lidded box for putting luncheon meat, a beloved canned food.
2023
Glazed porcelain
10 x 8 x 4 cm
Blue-and-white porcelain artefacts from the past tells us a lot about our ancestors - things they cared about, the world they lived, and the way they thought. Be it good times or bad times, craftspeople never cease to make things with their hands that are both functional and visually appealing. Inspired by a beautiful crafted Ming porcelain paintbrush case, I designed a lidded box for putting luncheon meat, a beloved canned food.
Home
SKU: 700.954.29
100
€
Home
2023
Glazed porcelain
8 x 8 x 8 cm each
The original house form of milk carton is reshaped and painted with elements of public housing estate, which makes a mockery of the living condition in Hong Kong.
2023
Glazed porcelain
8 x 8 x 8 cm each
The original house form of milk carton is reshaped and painted with elements of public housing estate, which makes a mockery of the living condition in Hong Kong.
Пингвин
SKU: 700.954.29
200
€
Shop / Author Objects
The works presented in the shop are produced in a limited edition and are part of the “But Why” project.
Each sculpture is handmade by an artist from Hong Kong who works with fine ceramics. Special ceramic clay is used, and the pieces are professionally kiln-fired.
The forms and concepts of the objects are based on my original sketches. Thus, each work is the result of a dialogue between artistic intention and handcrafted execution.
The works presented in the shop are produced in a limited edition and are part of the “But Why” project.
Each sculpture is handmade by an artist from Hong Kong who works with fine ceramics. Special ceramic clay is used, and the pieces are professionally kiln-fired.
The forms and concepts of the objects are based on my original sketches. Thus, each work is the result of a dialogue between artistic intention and handcrafted execution.
Christmas Ornament Collection: Ukrainian Folk Art Style, By Andrii Stopin.
SKU: 700.954.29
1
€
Shop / Original Objects
A limited-edition collection of handmade ornaments. Traditional motifs designed to bring warmth and festive magic into your home.
Art Passed Down Through Generations
Every ornament in this collection is not just a holiday decoration, but a miniature work of art created by hand. Inspired by the rich heritage of Ukrainian folk painting, this collection by Andrii Stopin merges centuries-old traditions with a contemporary aesthetic.
The flowing lines, symbolic ornaments, and vibrant colors of the traditional patterns come to life on your Christmas tree, serving as a gentle reminder of what matters most: our roots, family, and the warmth of home.
Shipping & Delivery for the Collection by Andrii Stopin:
We securely and carefully wrap each ornament in bubble wrap and sturdy boxes to ensure they arrive at your doorstep safe and sound. Worldwide shipping within 1–3 business days. A tracking number will be sent to your Email as soon as your package is dispatched.
A limited-edition collection of handmade ornaments. Traditional motifs designed to bring warmth and festive magic into your home.
Art Passed Down Through Generations
Every ornament in this collection is not just a holiday decoration, but a miniature work of art created by hand. Inspired by the rich heritage of Ukrainian folk painting, this collection by Andrii Stopin merges centuries-old traditions with a contemporary aesthetic.
The flowing lines, symbolic ornaments, and vibrant colors of the traditional patterns come to life on your Christmas tree, serving as a gentle reminder of what matters most: our roots, family, and the warmth of home.
Shipping & Delivery for the Collection by Andrii Stopin:
We securely and carefully wrap each ornament in bubble wrap and sturdy boxes to ensure they arrive at your doorstep safe and sound. Worldwide shipping within 1–3 business days. A tracking number will be sent to your Email as soon as your package is dispatched.
Biography.
1987. Estonia, Ukraine, Finland, Hong Kong.
About the Author & CollectionWe are delighted to present the exclusive handmade pieces created within our collaboration.
Andrii Stopin’s path in art began with the classical school and an academic art education. Graduating with honors from the Faculty of Painting, Andrii deeply studied sculpture and drawing, while learning from the honored artists of Ukraine. This powerful foundation provided an impeccable understanding of form and an innate inner discipline.
Over time, our creative practice expanded beyond academic boundaries. We have actively participated in exhibitions, experimented with various mediums, and today work at the intersection of painting, sculpture, and performance art, exploring the interaction between human and space. Our projects raise vital questions within an international context, backed by numerous publications and letters of recommendation.
The Artisan’s Philosophy & ProcessSui Chi Pak is an artist and master of fine ceramics. Every piece here is created with soul and a profound conceptual approach: it is not merely applying lines to a surface, but a delicate, meaningful process. All objects undergo a complex technological journey and are fired in a specialized kiln, making them both durable and entirely unique.
Why This Project Matters to UsAs the producers and curators of this project, our goal is to bring fine academic art and the artist's spirit of freedom into tangible, warm interior objects. This collection is a synergy of the artisan’s years of experience, her intricate creative quest, and our shared passion for unique creations. Each piece here is not just decor, but a true manifesto of living, profound art in your home.
Warm regards,
Andrii Stopin & Sui Chi Pak
Andrii Stopin’s path in art began with the classical school and an academic art education. Graduating with honors from the Faculty of Painting, Andrii deeply studied sculpture and drawing, while learning from the honored artists of Ukraine. This powerful foundation provided an impeccable understanding of form and an innate inner discipline.
Over time, our creative practice expanded beyond academic boundaries. We have actively participated in exhibitions, experimented with various mediums, and today work at the intersection of painting, sculpture, and performance art, exploring the interaction between human and space. Our projects raise vital questions within an international context, backed by numerous publications and letters of recommendation.
The Artisan’s Philosophy & ProcessSui Chi Pak is an artist and master of fine ceramics. Every piece here is created with soul and a profound conceptual approach: it is not merely applying lines to a surface, but a delicate, meaningful process. All objects undergo a complex technological journey and are fired in a specialized kiln, making them both durable and entirely unique.
Why This Project Matters to UsAs the producers and curators of this project, our goal is to bring fine academic art and the artist's spirit of freedom into tangible, warm interior objects. This collection is a synergy of the artisan’s years of experience, her intricate creative quest, and our shared passion for unique creations. Each piece here is not just decor, but a true manifesto of living, profound art in your home.
Warm regards,
Andrii Stopin & Sui Chi Pak
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Master class.
Invited Participation in a Workshop (Hong Kong)I was an invited guest at an art workshop in Hong Kong.
The participation took place in the form of professional exchange and interaction with other artists. The event provided an opportunity to become acquainted with different practices and approaches to working with materials and artistic techniques.
The participation took place in the form of professional exchange and interaction with other artists. The event provided an opportunity to become acquainted with different practices and approaches to working with materials and artistic techniques.
Our Philosophy
A dialogue of cultures, embodied in form.
Here, stone meets porcelain, telling tales of distant journeys. Each piece whispers to you of Hong Kong’s vibrant spirit and Ukraine’s enduring artistry. It is a conversation between worlds, held right in your hands.
Images: Andrii Stopin, Sui Chi Pak
Before use, please review the Terms of Use for the material. 2026
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