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Aug 27, 2024 | 
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Ceramicist Caterina Roma sources her own wild clay before firing her work in a wood kiln in a remote hut high up in the Pre-Pyrenees mountains, far from creature comforts. Her wood-fired sculptural bowls and vases are a potent reflection of the wild beauty and remarkable power of nature. In 2020, she opened an exceptional studio and gallery space inside a 17th-century building, a former hostel for pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago adjacent to Salvador Dalí’s Púbol Castle.
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Aug 20, 2024 | 
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Words by Saghar SetharePhotography by Valentina SolfriniExcerpts from Issue 9 of Faire I simply needed more time to be surrounded by art and creativity and test different waters. Eventually, my voice would have come to me, or rather, I would have to find the creative voice that had always been inside me. Piece by piece, I tried to let go of the ideas I didn’t care about and I tried to reach within.
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Aug 13, 2024 | 
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Kennet Williamsson is one of Sweden’s most well-known ceramicists. Living on the edge of a forest in the Närke region of South-Central Sweden, he creates oversized ceramic sculptures and monumental public art as well as delicate utility objects. In recent years he has become a beloved ceramics teacher, welcoming small groups privately in his home.
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Aug 6, 2024 | 
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You can read more about Maja Larsson and Declan Clarke in Issue 9 of FaireFor more information, follow Maja on Instagram*Disclaimer some of these photos and texts may not be in the print issue but we love them and wanted to share them with you
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Jul 30, 2024 | 
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The Aura of HarmonyLindsey is an artist and photographer living in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Her work is an exploration of the essence of places, the beauty of nature, the sacred harmony of the universe and our connection to the earth’s cycles. Lindsey writes about her personal creative retreat in Greece, where she immersed herself in the ancient mythological landscape, likening it to her ‘personal artistic archaeological dig’.
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Jul 23, 2024 | 
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Aurélie Alvarez is a French visual artist whose art explores the duality between science and spirituality, a journey to the heart of matter and colour. Her unique studio is in the rafters of an authentic 16th-century hotel particulier in the heart of the celebrated antiques town, L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, in Provence, France. Her contemporary canvases feature simple and geometric patterns where she plays with overlapping layers and textures to echo ancient Tibetan mandalas.
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Jul 16, 2024 | 
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You can read more about Christine Ferrer in Issue 10 of FaireFor more information, follow Christine on Instagram and on her website*Disclaimer some of these photos and texts may not be in the print issue but we love them and wanted to share them with you
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Jul 9, 2024 | 
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Words by Dorothy CrossPhotography by Cliodhna PrendergastExcerpts from Issue 9 of Faire I have a friend who talks a lot about spirituality and art and how they are inseparable. I often liken the art world to bad visibility when you’re scuba diving, searching for treasure – you glide along and then sometimes something emerges. You have to keep hoping.
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Jul 2, 2024 | 
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‘It’s difficult to talk about Jules Milhau’s work without mentioning his astonishing precocity. Not only because this precocity is remarkable, but because it raises direct questions about what an artist is, and how one becomes one.’ – Agnès Jaoui Words by Jules MilhauPhotography by Ruth RibeaucourtExcerpts from Issue 10 of Faire My great-great-aunt used to make me listen to records by Vicente Pradal, who set García Lorca’s poems to music.
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Jun 25, 2024 | 
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Helene Bret lives in the South of France at the foot of Mont Ventoux. In 2021, she was diagnosed with triple-negative breast cancer. As part of her recovery process, she embarked on a journey of graceful unravelling, exploring her story as a human and a woman. Her story is one of metamorphosis, healing, self-discovery and transmission in the form of teaching and accompaniment, celebrating the arts of attention through sensory, meditative and artistic experiences.
