'Carcass' presents a series of ceramic vessels that have evolved from docile domestic decorative ware to objects of ominous intent.

At the crossroads between Andrei Davidoff 's studio and art practice, the Carcass series presents dark tableware that commemorate the finite, the mortal and the theatrical aspects of dining. A beef flank, a hare's digestive tract, human teeth all provide a background upon which the diner to ponder the macabre relationships between death and consumption.

Andrei Davidoff is a ceramic artist and studio potter who received a Master of Fine Arts in 2012 from RMIT University. His studio practice has seen him produce tableware for some of Australia's best restaurants. Davidoff has exhibited widely, including a solo exhibition at theJamFactory in 2018. A three-time recipient of Australian Council grants, which this year enabled Davidoff to study the Onggi technique in South Korea. His conceptual works explore contemporary notions of momenta mori.