• Pedro began by designing plates
• He masters the wheel and slab building techniques
• The titles of his works are inspired by novels he has read

Pedro Galdón's work could be defined as a combination of various disciplines – sculpture, architecture and pottery. He explores the limits of clay's plasticity, seeking an architectural geometry in ceramic material. For him, clay is a malleable and difficult material to work with because it requires a lot of technique and long, precise processes to achieve a perfect finish. Pedro's beginnings as a ceramicist date back to 2012. "That year I started buying ceramic magazines and watching ceramic technique tutorials. I also signed up for a course at the municipal school of Irún. This was the trigger because I felt that I was good at it and could take one more step in my future career." Pedro is halfway between Spain and France, in the Basque country, where he runs a couple of workshops and divides his time between Irún and Hendaye.