Ceramic artwork

I’m a ceramic artist with a huge passion for glaze and the wonderful things it can do. I graduated from Central Saint Martins with a Ba (Honours) in Ceramic Design in June 2013. Now living in...

Kristina Riska, Finland

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The sculptures of Jeannine Marchand.

Through repetition and layering, Mari's abstract ceramic sculptures translate fluidity and movement, capturing nature’s fleeting moments—the fluid interplay of water, the gentle push of wind, and the elegant unfolding of petals, often overlooked yet rich with beauty

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Exploring a dialogue between Brutalist influences and feminine discourse, architecture and art, Olivia Cognet's often large-scale works — from lamps to monumental bas-reliefs — embrace the irregular, inspired by her design idols, Roger Capron and Jean Derval.

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When you’ve spent seven years as design director for a major Parisian fashion brand — in this case, Kenzo, the luxury house founded in 1970 by Japanese designer Kenzo Takada — where do you go from there? In Ben Mazey's case, the answer was: move back to the Antipodes, set up a ceramics studio, and fall in love with the creative process all over again. The New Zealand–born Mazey was on vacation in Australia when the pandemic hit; he took the opportunity to put down roots and began exploring…

Recently I was in an exhibition named “Land/Marks” in Faenza, Italy. The show was on display at the magnificent Galleria Cento Pacifici as part of Argillá Italia. Ireland was the guest country at this year's festival and I was delighted to be participating with a group of other artists from Ceramics Ireland. I partook in this elegant exhibition with my piece Pergamon No.29.