Lin Utzon has a deep connection with Mallorca, which in her words is a beautiful island with a rich culture and history, and with a magnificent nature. Nature has always been Lin Utzon's greatest source of inspiration and wonder.

Erum Aamir is a ceramic artist based in Manchester. She creates intricate porcelain sculptures in beautifully hued glazes which are inspired by microscopic studies of plants.

Sabine Pagliarulo (Rome, 1967), a French-Italian artist, has always had a passion for the figurative arts and all its applications.

Zhu Ohmu work investigates the resurgence of the handmade and the ethics of slow practices amid a contemporary culture of mass production. At the same time, her work explores the conversation between nature, traditional crafts and emerging technologies.

The core of Yulia and Marat's work is experimentation with porcelain, combined with concrete and other media.

Infusing a modern take on the great tradition of decorative arts,Olivia Cognet works are both functional and powerfully evocative.

Through her art, Hanna Heino aims to form the inner landscape visible and express the multifaceted layers of joy that freedom of creating and nature bring.

Morgane Pasqualini mostly inspired by the shape of flowers and plants. For Morgane Pasqualini, pottery is an endless learning process.

Elsa Foulon work ranges from seating concepts, utilitarian objects and space design, all of which demonstrate a simplicity in form, subtle detailing and a unique interpretation of proportion.

Mette Maya Gregersen work is about the wave movement and how we relate to the distribution of its energy. Her sculptural ceramics radiate the same energy and rhythms as the ephemeral waves she so successfully captures.

The play of light is an important facet of Jennifer McCurdy’s work. Some of the finished pieces hold elusive glimpses of the balance between the convex and the concave, and light absorbed and reflected.

Gordon Baldwin, born in1932 in Lincoln, England, is one of the world's most distinguished ceramic artists. His early work featured functional stoneware vessels and tin-glazed earthenware, and often reflected his fascination with landscape.

In this creative and harmonious environment, Yoyo Balague gives soul and personality to her work. Her work is unique, full of meaning, and the spirit plays a leading role in it.

Working in series, Oriel Zinaburg work commands a charged expression of the surreal and absurd in order to represent an emotional state that one could be in.  

Rooted in her relationship to nature, Balkis’vessels present an evolving dialogue between organic elements and clay.