Creators Portraits for Volume Ceramics
Rencontre avec Valentine Rosi Mistou
Je ne cesse de provoquer les occasions de me nourrir créativement. Les couleurs d’un étale de marché, la peinture abimée d’une porte de garage ou encore la robe...
Meeting Yukico Yamada
Cette forme m’est venue du son de la pluie. Il y a de nombreux mots pour designer la pluie en Japonais. La forme des pièces est inspirée par...
Meeting Maia Beyrouti from Moïo Studio
Je passe beaucoup de temps au studio à jouer avec la matière et faire des recherches d'émaux en parallèle de mes productions, ce qui me permet de glisser...
Meeting Camille Romagnani
The ceramic practice is a perfect blend of all my interests: technique, shapes, colors, materiality, drawing. It allows me to be independent by doing everything myself, and freely...
Meeting Kim Lê
Even if I love working alone, I always need to share and discuss about my own practice. Social networks are a great tool to access to technical content,...
Meeting Annabel Cucuz
I also draw inspiration from modernist sculptors such as Valentine Schlegel, Barbara Hepworth, Isamu Noguchi, Constantin Brancusi, metaphysical and surrealist painters (particularly Giorgio Di Chirico and René Magritte),...
Meeting Luna Mara
Working with textiles came as a natural counterpart to my ceramic practice. While letting my ceramic pieces dry or rest, I sit down and stitch away for hours,...
Meeting Canoa Lab
Every piece is four hands made. It could be said that all other processes are done/conceived together and in the same direction. We have been doing this for...
Meeting Miwa Neishi
I think in Japan, my sense was a little more restricted by the expectation of “ceramics as traditional craft”. I felt the pressure of pursuing the perfect form...
Meeting Pauline Bonnet
I apply to ceramics the process I learnt from textile design with a research oriented approach on materials. First I work on textures, mix of materials (...)