I’ve been creating with my hands for as long as I can remember. Shapes, textures and colors have always drawn me in, and ceramics has become the place where all of these elements come together. When I work with clay, I lose all sense of time. It is my balance, my sanctuary and often my therapy.

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I discovered and learned wheel‑throwing in 2009 at Atelier Aradia in Hesperange (Luxembourg) (thank you Romy for giving me my first introduction and the opportunity to try this wonderfully creative craft), but life led me to a long pause. In 2023, I returned to clay – and with it, to a part of myself that had never truly disappeared.

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Today, I create unique pieces shaped by moods, intuition and the desire to bring beauty into everyday spaces. Under my motto “UniQ pieces for UniQ homes”, I craft objects that may be functional, but above all are meant to delight the eye.

Artistic growth is essential to me. My style evolves, shifts and opens to new ideas – and I embrace that evolution wholeheartedly.

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I am also fortunate to teach wheel‑throwing classes to teenagers from a local school. As a young girl, I would have loved to have such opportunities. Now I can offer them myself and witness young people discovering their creativity, their gestures, their artistic voice.

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Anne