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7 céramistes français à suivre en 2023
Pétrir, malaxer, arrondir, modeler, sécher, cuire… Voilà le vocabulaire préféré de Caroline Bartoli, France Bocognani, Julie Boucherat, Pia Chevalier ou encore d’Emmanuelle Roule. Charmés par le singulier, le beau et le fait-main, ces artistes-céramistes français mettent la main à la pâte au quotidien pour façonner des objets uniques et authentiques à la frontière entre art et artisanat.
Franca atelier
© Franca atelier X Sessùn - Florian Touzet
© Vase 046 - Katia Jacquet
“Franca” is the contraction of two first names: France Bocognani and Caroline Bartoli. These two “free ceramists” did not always get their hands on the clay. Seven years ago, they devoted themselves to marketing and communication. Today, they create pieces of art from clay and make hand-made their philosophy.
Instagram : @english.atelier
© Franca atelier - Vase ´Funghi’ - Yann_audic
© Vase 046 - Katia Jacquet
Pia Chevalier
© Pia Chevalier - Léa Boeglin
© Vase 046 - Katia Jacquet
Transforming everyday objects into sculptures capable of arousing emotion, this is Pia Chevalier's motto. The “designer-craftswoman” trained at the école Boulle gives way to spontaneity to compose her poetic pieces modeled from her workshop at the Goldsmith's, in the former historical premises of Christofle.
Instagram : @pia_chevalier
Katia Jacquet
© Coupe 016 - Katia Jacquet
© Vase 046 - Katia Jacquet
Katia Jacquet works with two materials: wood and clay. Fascinated by the craftsman's gesture and by the expressive power of the raw materials, she creates organic sculptural ceramics with an almost primitive appearance.
Instagram : @ lovebuch
Judith Lasry
Brutal Ceramics's collection - by Judith Lasry
© Vase 046 - Katia Jacquet
From her workshop in Burgundy, the ceramist - and member of the Gangster collective - Judith Lasry models by hand a unique piece of tableware that meets pleasure and conviviality.
Instagram : @ judith.lasry
Brutal Ceramics's collection - by Judith Lasry
© Vase 046 - Katia Jacquet
Mano Mani
Mano Mani - amphora11
© Vase 046 - Katia Jacquet
Mano Mani it means “the hand, the hands” in Italian. A name in homage to the manual work of those who knead, fabricate, shape and sculpt that perfectly suits Julie Boucherat's amphoras and ceramics braided and modeled in Biarritz.
Instagram : @ bonjourmanomani
Emmanuelle Roule
© Emmanuelle Roule - UHOKA for Sessùn
© Vase 046 - Katia Jacquet
Questioning volume, matter and light through sculpting, Emmanuelle Roule composes astonishing experimental ceramics. Unique pieces, resulting from an exploratory and artistic work and which dialogue with the surrounding space.
Instagram : @ __roule__
© Emmanuelle Roule - OTOMA_ 01 Totem sculpture
© Vase 046 - Katia Jacquet
Jars Céramistes
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Editions by Jars Céramistes
© Vase 046 - Katia Jacquet
A passion: clayworking. A founding vision: combining the beautiful and the useful. At Jars, ceramists cultivate the audacity of French know-how. The love of the earth, the beautiful gesture, as well as the attention to detail are part of the heritage that endures and is passed on in the Manufacture. In fact, it is in their home, in the heart of the Drôme, that the bottles of our edition La Consigne are meticulously crafted.
