DEPLASTIFY explores the transformation of everyday plastic objects into fragile porcelain forms. Through material translation and staged display structures, the project reflects on consumption, urban waste and the contradiction between disposability and permanence.
Anna Maslennikov
Deplastify #1, 2026
Porcelain,
21 × 13.5 × 10 cm
Styled as a ribbed produce punnet, the porcelain form was set directly on a market shelf among the tomatoes it echoes — briefly passing as plastic, until its weight and surface give it away.
Anna Maslennikov
Deplastify #2, 2026
Porcelain,
21 × 13.5 × 10 cm
Deplastify #2 continues the series in white, blue, and blush-pink glazes, restaging the same everyday shape across shelves of bananas and apples — blending into the surrounding plastic crates until you look twice.
