Laura Pasquino’s latest body of work, presents a collection of sculptural works united by their exploration of form, fragility, and the quiet resilience of natural processes. With their inwards folding organic shapes, the sculptures speak about narratives of growth and self-reflection.

Laura Pasquino is a ceramic artist, based in Amsterdam, Netherlands. After completing an apprenticeship in Japan, she opened her ceramics studio in 2019.

Her work is deeply rooted in her exploration of nature’s textures, forms, and rhythms. Fascinated by the organic, tactile qualities of clay, she uses her craft to transform the material into both delicate and bold structures, creating a dialogue between the earth and craftsmanship.

Drawing inspiration from landscapes, geological formations, and the subtle movements of water and wind, Pasquino captures the dynamic tension between fragility and strength in her ceramics. The imperfections, cracks, and variations that spontaneously emerge in her work are embraced as part of the narrative.

‍Pasquino’s artistic practice engages with ancient ceramic traditions while pushing the boundaries of contemporary form. Her process is experimental, allowing the material to guide her as she seeks harmony between structure and spontaneity.

Laura’s works are exhibited in art biennales and galleries worldwide and are part of private collections in USA, Asia and Europe.