Portraits of NoBody
Portraits of NoBody is the ongoing body of work of Guy Hivroni, a ceramic sculptor based in Jerusalem: coats, suits, shirts and dresses made of stoneware and shown without a body. Each sculpture is a unique, wheel-thrown and hand-sculpted garment that suggests presence through absence.
My ongoing body of work, exploring clothing as a vessel of identity, memory, and belonging. Created as bodyless ceramic garments, the sculptures suggest presence through absence, inviting viewers to encounter the traces of lives rather than the figures themselves.
Within this body of work, different series investigate everyday and ceremonial clothing as personal and cultural archives, examining how garments preserve memory, embody ritual, and continue to carry identity beyond the physical body.
The current series, Wedding Dresses of No Body (2025–2026), turns to the wedding dress. About Guy Hivroni →

The Sentinel

Necklace

Overalled

Tailored

Simple Soldier

Shell Suit

Nun

Foreign Suit

Wrapped Dress

The Apprentice

Shearling

Devout

Blue in Jeans

Tailored Grace

The Macho

Winter Cloak

Blue Form

Worn Authority

Famous Blue Raincoat

Natasha

Jessica

Trainer

Crimson Mother

Quiet Carrier

Standing in Yeshiva

Gordon

Diagonal Grace

Jessica Too

Bronze Swimmer

Silky Memory

Coarse Elegance

Tight Fit

Pharaoh’s Daughter

Forceful

Desert Couple

Fashioned Saint

Hammered Dress

Pierced

Tiered Presence

Anat’s Horizon

Proper Fit

Tied

At Ease

The Cleaner

Formal Silence

Lior’s Dress

The Legendary Ex

Beach Boy

Her Dress

Shrunk

Six-Button Dress

Bright Student

Little Black Dress

Copper Muse

Folds and Opening

Tommy’s Suit

She Who Must Be Obeyed
- Artist
- Guy Hivroni, ceramic sculptor · Jerusalem, Israel
- Years
- 2024–2026, ongoing
- Medium
- Stoneware, wheel-thrown and hand-sculpted, high-fired
- Size
- From 32.5 to 39.8 cm in the largest dimension — exact dimensions on each work
- Edition
- Each sculpture is unique, one of one
- Series within
- Wedding Dresses of No Body (2025–2026)
What is “Portraits of NoBody”?
What kind of garments are in the series?
How are the sculptures made?
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For acquisitions, commissions or a studio visit in Jerusalem by appointment — reach out directly.