Clara Rêgo (Porto, 1985) describes her love for ceramics as the kind of realization one has when falling for a best friend—something that has always been there, yet one day you see it in a different, special way. From this lifelong connection, which has now become the core of her artistic practice, Clara creates fully hand-built sculptural pieces infused with symbolism drawn from mythology, dreams, and meditation. In this interview, she shares a glimpse into her daily life in the studio, her creative impulses, inspirations, and what defines her as an artist.

Abi Castillo (Vigo, Spain 1987) is a painter and illustrator. And a ceramist. It was with this last discipline, ceramics, that the Galician artist began to enjoy a different approach to her work that captivated her. Stepping away from flat surfaces allowed Abi to touch and shape her characters, bringing them to life from her particular naif universe.

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Jorge Labandeira (Madrid, 1989) has his workshop in a steep, narrow street that leads down to santa margarita park, in A Coruña.

Dilara Harmanci (Istanbul, 1992) creates pottery to preserve moments, to give shape to memories, to immortalise feelings.