Bio




       Laure aim's to master the notion of space and to capture light, seeing through a piece in order to inhabit it and be aware of it's texture. 

        As a trained architect and designer, she has maintained a certain sense of rigour and a desire for coherence with regard to the object's purpose. 

        From anatomy to sculpture and then on to vessels, she was hand-building for many years before being trained on the wheel by Augusto Tozzola and Thierry Fouquet, and studied the use of glazes at the CNIFOP with François Eve. 

        She has been working from 1998 to 2007, in a firing and ceramics studio ( terre & feu, Paris ) where she teaches adults classes. 
She settles down this year in a place which looks like her with as project to make it a space of work and exchanges just like the association which she founded with Anne Deberly-Rome  ( Un jour d'Atelier, Paris ). She has also been responsible for artistic and cultural projects in schools and has been involved in training professionnals. 

       Her pieces are usually one-off or produced in a limited thematic series. They are made in earthenware, stoneware or porcelain and are glazed, at times only partially, and often combine several techniques. Laure Sulger-Libessart