Ceramic sculpture, co-creation process… between Clay-Fire-Air-Vegetable-Human. Being moved by beauty is not enough…

My practice seeks to create without exploiting, to build connections and reveal invisible forces at work. Consuming as little as possible—bending down to pick up a stone, a stick, a flower—preserves my freedom and reveals nature and the ordinary as treasures. My works are built...

Alexandra Ferdinande develops a contemporary basketry practice as a distinct visual language. Using French-grown willow and foraged plant materials, she handcrafts light, poetic forms in which weaving becomes a gesture of writing. At the crossroads of design and sculpture, her work...

Muriel Blanc Duret is a textile artist. She founded her studio, Tributs, in Aubusson in 2023. There, she blends the French tapestry tradition with techniques from around the world to explore new paths in excellence weaving. She works with locally spun wool and precious threads left...

Based in Morocco, Valérie Barkowski is an art director and designer, founder of the V.Barkowski brand and Dar Kawa, a boutique riad in Marrakech’s medina. For over thirty years, her hand-embroidered home linen brand has combined traditional Moroccan craftsmanship with a contemporary...

Tim Udvardi-Lakos and Felix Votteler develop a sensitive approach to material at the crossroads of art, design, and craftsmanship. Through wood and metal, they explore time, memory, emptiness, and transformation. Their unique creations, inspired by nature and philosophy, establish a...

At TerraMea, work takes shape through gesture, time, and close attention to material. Each piece is hand-shaped slowly, in direct relationship with the clay. Our practice is guided by research into local and wild clays. Raw, mineral textures emerge through blending, firing, and the...

Founded in 2023, Studio Novel creates organic ceramics using a biodegradable material made from green waste. The studio explores traditional ceramic techniques while reducing environmental impact, creating at the intersection of innovation and craftsmanship.

Rémi Pigeyre develops a ceramic practice focused on material, gesture, and the acceptance of imperfection. Inspired by Wabi-Sabi aesthetics and Japanese traditions, his work explores textures, accidents, and the subtle balance between control and freedom.

At the crossroads of sculpture and the natural world, Paulus Marquet’s work explores lightness, movement, and balance through metal. Inspired by nature and direct gesture, his practice gives rise to refined, sensitive, and architectural forms designed to engage with space.