Grazie a Stefania Romanelli qui c'è una traduzione in italiano dal pezzo di Schnuppe von Gwinner (original post):
30.8.10
29.8.10
8.6.10
Argillà 2010
4.5.10
un Omaggio a Deruta
20.4.10
about my work
19.4.10
22.2.10
"Paperficial" exhibition in Hamburg
Mon to Fr 12am-7pm, Sat 11am-4pm
18.2.10
pinched bowls
h. 5 cm. - 17 cm.
22.1.10
some inspirations
I tried to capture the soft silken texture of the petals..
a soft shine I could wish as a porcelain glaze...
Usually I put my pictures here or here,
but it is nice to mix everything up sometimes
I'm always curious to see new results,
new possibilities; and then,
sometimes unexpectedly,
patterns emerge!
5.1.10
corsi di ceramica in Faenza
I'm happy to put here the links sent to me by the very talented and sweet Antonella Cimatti about the new courses that her art institute in Faenza, is starting this year:
31.12.09
frozen landscape with wishes for a New Year
28.12.09
12.10.09
'lanterns'; a necklace..or 'just' lanterns?

As there is now, since some time, also a site
where my ceramic work is shown, this blog is
quietly changing ; a place to post not only my
ceramic works, but something more of my
world; my inspirations and daily found
poetry; like these images of the most exquisite
little lanterns I found in my garden...
9.10.09
L'Alcora & Aveiro
5.10.09
a happy story with a sad ending....

the story of the found and lost (destroyed!) necklace...
something different; there is n't any porcelain ....!
15.9.09
13.9.09
12.9.09
cushion brooch
Without my kiln, for a while, finally I mounted some of the smaller pieces, that I keep 'collecting'; my trials and errors and my color- and form tests, these test pieces somehow manage to start a life of their own as jewelery pieces or sometimes as little animals. Maybe because I find it really difficult to throw anything away.. (one never knows if they could turn into something...) and because these small scale trials inspire and keep me going... If they turn out interesting, I try to find out other possibilities. The cushions brooches I have been making for a while, have three layers of thin porcelain, the bottom layers are closed, so in baking they 'rise' nicely!. (I just made an appletart for Sanne's birthday, so this phrase is in style..) and the third layer has holes for the 'pins' and pearls and the stitching.














