Interview with Virginie Besengez
Your body of work consists in reinterpretations in stoneware and porcelain of everyday objects. What sparked your interest for ceramics? ...
Your body of work consists in reinterpretations in stoneware and porcelain of everyday objects. What sparked your interest for ceramics? ...
You take your inspiration from nature. You are not just making a superficial observation, but you conduct a research on ...
Your work evokes artificial landscapes and strange architectural agglomerations. What is your source of inspiration? Most of my work inspired ...
You have been working with ceramic jewelry and knobs for over ten years. How did you discover the passion for ...
You are presenting yourself as a sculptor even though you have a BFA in Ceramics. What are you currently working ...
You are both a painter and a ceramic artist; is one medium closer to you than another? Both mediums have ...
You are in this field for more than ten years now. Tell us how you discovered the passion for ceramics. ...
Text and pattern are seen everywhere in your works; they make a fantastic rhythm and enhance the forms. When did ...
You’ve been working with ceramics for over twenty years now. Do you remember your first works? How did you evolve ...
You are a very consequent artist, having worked with ceramics all your career. Why did you embark on this journey? ...
We know that you are a successful ceramic artist and also a scientist. How do you find time and motivation ...
What is your present project, what’s its history and how do you make the pieces?I am exploring using soluble metal ...
In what techniques do you usually work and what materials do you use?My practice is multi-disciplinary in nature, from the ...
What is your present project, what’s its history and how do you make the pieces?I am working on several ideas ...
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