
Sonoko Matsuda
Glass sculptor | Japan

HOMO FABER 2026 E-CATALOGUE
A celebration of light’s transformative power over translucent materials. The magnificent Palladian Refectory is bisected by a vertical line of light, evoking a sunbeam through a crack in a doorway. This dramatic central feature interacts with a selection of fascinating objects in pure white. A canopy of delicate papercuts is suspended above a lightbox table display of sculptures in various materials including porcelain, glass, textile and paper, creating a whimsical effect of purity. Visitors are welcome to step behind the wall to view the extraordinary facsimile of Paolo Veronese’s The Wedding at Cana in peaceful contemplation.

Sonoko Matsuda
Glass sculptor | Japan

Erez Nevi Pana
Mixed media sculptor

Lladró
Porcelain maker | Spain

Marion Hawecker
Featherworker | France

Caroline Slotte
Ceramicist | Finland

Juliette Clovis
Porcelain maker | France

Dasol Lee
Ceramicist | South Korea

Xin Yang 阳新
Stone sculptor | China

Lucille Lewin
Porcelain maker | United Kingdom

Leo Wong
Porcelain maker | Hong Kong SAR, China

Andrea Nassar
Ceramicist | Lebanon

Massimiliano Pelletti
Marble worker | Italy

Janaïna Milheiro
Featherworker | France

Asya Kozina
Paper artist | Ukraine

Barbara Palatin-Doyle
Lamp maker | Austria

Jennifer Hickey
Porcelain maker | Ireland

XU 煦
Ceramicist | China

Hitomi Hosono
Ceramicist | United Kingdom

Xiugai Lai 赖秀改
Shell worker | China

Bit Vejle
Paper cutter | Denmark

Susan Collett
Ceramicist | Canada

Yasutaka Baba
Ceramicist | Japan

Inderjeet Sandhu
Mixed media sculptor

Aiveen Daly
Textile sculptor | United Kingdom