Cristina Pallàs has always wanted to express through lines, colours and shapes. As a child, she loved to paint in the privacy of her room, with the mountains of Andorra as a backdrop. She says she inherited her love of art from her great-grandfather, the sculptor Josep Viladomat, although they never met in person. This passion led her to study graphic design and illustration. Later, when she started working in an office, as she missed creating with her hands, travelling to other worlds and getting away from screens, she left her job and immersed herself in the world of clay. She took ceramics classes at various schools and studios in Barcelona until she found herself under the tutelage of Master Corrie Bain at the Corrie Bain Ceramics School to complete her training as a ceramicist. In August 2021, Cristina opened her studio, where she creates pieces with a strong accent on fostering comfort and wellbeing. For her, Bruma embodies colours, textures, the touch of fired clay and, above all, time: "Time to be present, to enjoy the process of imagining, being inspired, creating, waiting and sharing the result with you all."
Cristina Pallàs
