- Open Format
Roadside Picnic
Prokhor Kolosov, Regina Fischer, Aniana Heras, Olaf Mitka, Ulrike Pasewald, Dylan Cremins, Iulia-Oana Toacaci
29 June 2024 15:00–21:00
30 June 2024 12:00–19:00
Welcome to "Roadside Picnic: A ceramics market and window exhibition. Step into a realm where the mysterious meets the artistic, in a charming courtyard that escapes the urban chaos. Inspired by the zones and artifacts from the book "Roadside Picnic", our studio features handmade ceramics reminiscent of enigmatic artifacts left behind by extraterrestrial visitors. Immerse yourself in a journey through pottery that evokes the mesmerizing beauty of the unknown. Discover stalls of vessels and sculptures that reflect the strange landscapes of the Zones, and ceramics imbued with the spirit of exploration and wonder. Join us for a weekend of discovery, where artistry and mystery meet in every handmade creation.
Biography
Prokhor Kolosov, Regina Fischer, Aniana Heras, Olaf Mitka, Ulrike Pasewald, Dylan Cremins, Iulia-Oana Toacaci
Prokhor infuses pop-culture with Japanese aesthetics, creating a "colorful wabi-sabi."
Regina explores the interplay between ceramics and social issues, harmonizing her illustrations with her ceramic works for a versatile creative expression.
Aniana, originally from Sigüenza, Spain, passionately merges traditional Spanish elements with contemporary styles in her ceramic creations since 2022.
Olaf captures nature's essence with handbuilding and unique glazes, evoking an unsettling beauty.
Ulrike adds occasional eccentricity to her functional wheel-thrown pieces.
Dylan, originally from North Carolina, now crafts in Berlin after honing woodfiring skills in La Borne, France.
Iulia maps transitional states, exploring belonging beyond borders through her portable ceramic tools.
Regina explores the interplay between ceramics and social issues, harmonizing her illustrations with her ceramic works for a versatile creative expression.
Aniana, originally from Sigüenza, Spain, passionately merges traditional Spanish elements with contemporary styles in her ceramic creations since 2022.
Olaf captures nature's essence with handbuilding and unique glazes, evoking an unsettling beauty.
Ulrike adds occasional eccentricity to her functional wheel-thrown pieces.
Dylan, originally from North Carolina, now crafts in Berlin after honing woodfiring skills in La Borne, France.
Iulia maps transitional states, exploring belonging beyond borders through her portable ceramic tools.