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A blue sculptural object with three black flowers

Mummu and me by Lotta Paananen

A portrait of me and my grandmother ‘Mummu’, who suddenly passed away during the Personal Exploration course.

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Clay and clay stains on a white surface

A negotiation with snow and earth by Jimin Hong

How are our ecosystems affected by the inconsistent snow blanket?

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A collection of drop like looking glass objects, some of them empty, some containing pine needles or colour

白 by Zhonglei Li

(Pronounce: Bai/Meaning: hollow)

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A hand resting upon a white ceramic sculpture

Snow’s recognition by Yutaro Komaki

Snow recognises the shape of the place where it piles up carefully and gradually. Snow accepts any shape. How can I recognise the shape of my thoughts and imagination like snow?

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Shelf made of colourful textile

Shelf Version 1 by Lauriina Markkula

By switching from an end result focused process, to a more playful iterative process, I give myself the freedom to make rough prototypes, play with the material while doing it and see where the exploration leads me.

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An exhibition layout presenting the mould, finished porcelain object and presentation  alongside initial sketchesposter

Personal Form-Finding by Kauri Rantala

Exploring nature-inspired design.

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A collection of ceramic objects and a glass sculpture in an exhibition setting

Shifting Focus by João Justino

This interactive artifact represents my journey of personal exploration through wheel throwing.

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A collection of writings and paintings laid out on a black background

Riidenliekoja by Johanna Martiskin

Porcelain, Acrylic on paper and wood, Poetry

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A collection of square biomaterial samples of earthy tones and marble like, organic aesthetic

ClaySkin by Hana RehorÄíková

ClaySkin is an experimental project that explores a biodegradable alternative to synthetic tattoo practice skin, commonly used by beginner tattoo artists.

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A collection of three organically shaped glasses, on of them is is being picked up by a hand

CURA by Daniel Georg Schiechl

As unassuming as this tableware appears, it tells the stories of our disguised daily gestures.

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A red bucket fastened to the window

A bucketload of Finnish stereotypes by Birta Brynjólfsdóttir

The work is a celebration of the whimsical and joyous sides of Finland as seen through the eyes of a foreigner.

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Light shining through an organically sahped clear glass lampshade

NIX: Una lampada coi fiocchi by Mattia Anderle

Exploring the crystallization of snowflake geometrical formations, this research project delves into the captivating beauty of nature's patterns.

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Workshop table full of tools for working with plaster and clay

Ceramic Laboratory

The course is studio-based and includes the practical realization of an experimental art or design project in ceramics. The theme and standpoint changes yearly: from artifacts to surface design, from material research to exploring one´s artistic expression, and others. The assessment starts with gathering research material in pairs. The final brief is processed individually. It starts by sketching and presenting the concept ideas, proceeding to studio work, and resulting in the making of prototypes or material experiments from ceramics. The concept development, designing, readings, and evaluation are processed theoretically in project seminars, where ideas, working methods as well as chosen solutions are discussed. The module ends up with a small exhibition presenting the results.

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A collection of dark green-brownish glass mugs and a vase with blob like ornamental handles

Materials in flux - A creative approach towards understanding contemporary material dilemmas by Miia Lötjönen

This Master’s Thesis explores how a material-oriented designer could better affect the far-reaching consequences of her action by shaping the framework by expanding the scope of the design process from the object's life cycle to the materials' life cycle.

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A close up image of wild red clay

Wild – Searching for Finnish high-fire clay by Mira Niittymäki

Empirical research of Finnish minerals and a study of the meaning of material origins in the context of art, design and ceramic practice.

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Two blue-greenish painted fish tails swimming to the right off the page

The Asymptotes by Ena Naito

Book-writing as Design: Exploration of a hydro-logic process towards a multimodal creative nonfiction

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Several photos overlaid on top on each other showing different stages of movement.

weight/resilience by Sonja Dallyn

Documentation from artistic research

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A grid made up of variations of the same photograph. Each of the photographs shows a progression of a hand caressing a red, velvet armchair.

Amorphous Form – Tentative Verbalization in the Context of Art by Sini Henttu

How could art and its verbalization live side by side, supporting each other?