Weird ceramics for weird times.
Curiosa is the ceramic practice of Annette Lin, an Australian artist of Chinese ethnicity currently based in el barrio bravo in Mexico City.
An arts, design and political movement journalist by training, she has always been drawn to people and culture and how they are reflected across scale in the physical environment.
Treating clay as another output for observation and storytelling, she uses wild, non-commercial and recycled clay to create pieces that reflect our relationship with our urban, natural and cultural environments.
Since 2024, she has studied ceramics with the collective Diablitxs del Fuego at FARO Aragon, a community arts centre on the outskirts of Mexico City. The group’s practice is centred on experimentation, collaboration and collective learning.
Each piece is produced thanks to either clay, glaze or knowledge shared by the collective, and fired thanks to the expertise and skill of Granada Cerámica.
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Curiosa is the ceramic practice of Annette Lin, an Australian artist of Chinese ethnicity currently based in el barrio bravo in Mexico City.
An arts, design and political movement journalist by training, she has always been drawn to people and culture and how they are reflected across scale in the physical environment.
Treating clay as another output for observation and storytelling, she uses wild, non-commercial and recycled clay to create pieces that reflect our relationship with our urban, natural and cultural environments.
Since 2024, she has studied ceramics with the collective Diablitxs del Fuego at FARO Aragon, a community arts centre on the outskirts of Mexico City. The group’s practice is centred on experimentation, collaboration and collective learning.
Each piece is produced thanks to either clay, glaze or knowledge shared by the collective, and fired thanks to the expertise and skill of Granada Cerámica.