Dina Sue
1/1 Handcrafted Sculpture
One-of-one ceramic artworks inspired by the dialogue between stone, sea, memory and time.
New Collection
A curated series of unique, one-of-one ceramic sculptures.
Raouché Pillar
Coast Mineral Series
Sea-Salt Basin
Mineral Fragments
Coastal Spire
Oceanic Series
Mediterranean Vessel
Coast Mineral Series
Beirut Echoes
Ash & Oxide
Beirut Echoes
Facing Raouché Rock like a silent witness, each sculpture reflects the dialogue between stone and sea, memory and endurance, a quiet extension of Beirut’s backbone.
Crafted from locally sourced earthenware clays, this series features coarse structures that mimic coastal cliffs weather-beaten by sea salt. Through deep oxide stains and crackled feldspathic glazes, the forms speak to structural fragility and geographic permanence, translating the texture of coastal memory into permanent physical artifacts.
Dina-Sue
Dina-Sue is a Lebanese-American artist based between Dubai and Beirut. After a distinguished career spanning finance, events, and life coaching, she turned to ceramics as her ultimate form of reinvention. Working exclusively by hand with white stoneware, she sculpts intuitively without sketches, guided by emotion and instinct. Her glazing process is experimental, layered, and unpredictable, allowing colors to melt and merge into new, unplanned landscapes. Each work reflects themes of resilience, transformation, and hidden beauty, echoing both her personal journey and the forces of nature. Her pieces have been presented at leading galleries and international fairs, including Dubai Design Week, where her work continues to resonate with collectors and audiences seeking art that speaks to both strength and vulnerability.
From Earth To Artwork
Material Selection
Foraging native clays and shore minerals from coastal waters at low tide, grounding each piece in its origin landscape.
Hand Sculpting
Shaping the form entirely by hand using coiling and pinching techniques, preserving the tactile imprint of the maker.
Glazing Process
Applying custom field-sandstone slips and metal oxide washes that chemicalize and react under kiln atmospheres.
Kiln Firing
Refining the pottery inside a reduction wood-fueled kiln at 1300°C, letting carbon and ash paint the clay surface.
Final Curation
Inspecting, polishing, and hand-numbering each unique 1/1 collectible artwork before cataloging in the archive.
Beirut Echoes
$3,500 USD
One of one ceramic sculpture inspired by the resilience of coastal landscapes. This singular piece mirrors the rough fissures of coastal cliffs, reflecting both geometric permanence and delicate fragility.
Material
Glazed Ceramic
Dimensions
45 × 35 × 25 cm
Edition
Unique 1/1
One-of-One Sculptures.
Eroded Trio
Mineral Fragments
The Reef Column
Coast Mineral Series
Coral Spire
Oceanic Series
Eroded Trio II
Mineral Fragments
Vessel No. 018
Coast Mineral Series
Living With Art
"Owning a 1/1 artwork that carries such profound dialogues of geographic endurance and memory is a privilege. The details are museum-quality, yet it rests in our home with quiet intimacy."
"It is more than a sculpture; it is a silent, daily conversation. Every finger indentation reveals the hand of the artist. It grounds our architectural space with a timeless, grounding grace."
"The raw tactility of the Reef Column is alive. In the morning light, the mineral moss glaze shifts subtly, carrying the memory of the Lebanese coast into our living space. A truly singular masterpiece."
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