Nathalie tells us how, after "several professional lives", ceramics appeared to her as a revelation.
"I've had several professional lives in various parts of the world (Africa, Europe, and the Middle East), but always related to beauty and aesthetics. I fell into the world of ceramics after a leisure workshop in my hometown. It was a revelation. I knew immediately that I wanted to make it my main activity. At the time, I was a decorator, two complementary worlds that intersected as my practice progressed."
I had the opportunity to attend several training courses in Paris and Bordeaux. But I mainly learned filmmaking at home, shooting for many hours a day for a year.
By repeating the process again and again, until the trick is mastered.
It seems that mastering the potter's wheel takes 10 years, so I'm still a long way from that. That's precisely what fascinates me most: learning every day about the many facets of ceramics.
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