• Angelika’s speciality is working with the slab-building technique
• She draws inspiration from ancient Greek and Mediterranean artefacts
• Her pieces seek to emulate the essence of human experience

Angelika Kogevina worked as an interior designer until one day she decided to take a few classes at a local ceramics workshop in Greece. "My work was considered unusual," she recalls, as the workshop primarily focused on making traditional ceramics. "As a result, although I was introduced to the basic rules, I ended up exploring on my own to truly understand how clay works," says Angelika. After spending a week in that local workshop, she discovered a fascination for raw clay work. "It allowed me to completely isolate myself, and I would spend the entire day thinking about the next object I wanted to create," she explains. Angelika has specialised in the slab technique and in sculptural finishes.