Fanny Laugier

Fanny, the ceramic artist from Poitou, has a particular fondness for bisque porcelain—fired but left unglazed—because of its milky color and its texture, which is both raw and soft.

The everyday objects she has been crafting since 2008 are anything but ordinary. 

Cut and folded like paper or cardboard, her graphic and delicate creations—whether one-of-a-kind pieces or part of small series—demonstrate her masterful technique and command of the material.

Now displayed on prestigious tables, in design publications, and in European and American galleries, and featured in renowned museums such as the MoMA in New York and the Picasso Museum in Barcelona, her work has garnered widespread acclaim.