Porcelain sculptures in conceptual art challenge traditional boundaries, merging delicate craftsmanship with profound intellectual themes. Among the most notable examples is Ai Weiwei's "Dropping a Han Dynasty Urn," where the artist shattered a 2,000-year-old artifact, questioning cultural preservation and authority. Another groundbreaking work is Grayson Perry's "The Rosetta Vase," which combines intricate porcelain designs with modern social commentary.

Claire Curneen’s ethereal porcelain figures explore themes of fragility and transformation, while Edmund de Waal’s minimalist installations use porcelain vessels to meditate on memory and displacement. These artists redefine porcelain as a medium for conceptual depth, proving its enduring relevance in contemporary art. Each piece invites viewers to reflect on materiality, history, and human experience through the lens of ceramic artistry.