The Artisan’s Wheel: A Live Ceramic Performance

About the Host

1. The Wheel: Live, captivating pottery demonstrations that merge performance art with artisan skill. 2. The Workshop: Structured "clean-hands" sessions where participants carve and decorate leather-hard clay—a focused, creative, and zero-mess activity ideal for team-building. 3. The Rhythm: The resonant sounds of the Udu, a traditional clay drum, for unique sound meditation and rhythmic connection sessions. My work is rooted in creating tangible, sensory connections. Whether through shaping, decorating, or listening, I design sessions that foster presence, collaboration, and creative flow, aligning with corporate goals in wellness, culture, and development

Travel Locations

Open to discussing future opportunities abroad. International bookings require a custom quote covering all logistics, travel, and a project surcharge.

Client Requirements

Universal Requirements (All Sessions) Contact Person: Please provide an on-site contact name and mobile number. Load-in Access: I require temporary loading access near the entrance and a trolley to transport heavier materials. Setup & Breakdown: I require 45-60 minutes for setup and 30-45 minutes for breakdown. Please schedule this before and after the official session time. Indoor/Covered Space: All sessions require a covered or indoor area protected from weather. 1. For the "CLEAN-HANDS" CLAY WORKSHOP What I Bring: Carving & stamping tools. Optional coloured slips (non-toxic) and brushes Individual and cleaning materials. For local events in Barcelona: I provide the leather-hard clay pieces. What I Require: Tables & Chairs: Standard banquet tables and/or a long wide table and chairs for all participants. Particpants should bring protective clothing against clay staining. For events abroad: clay can be sourced locally if arranged in advance, or the client can provide leather-hard pieces based on my specifications for a small preparation fee. Water Source: Please ensure access to a water source and a sink for practical cleaning. 2. For the LIVE WHEEL-THROWING DEMONSTRATION What I Bring: My portable pottery wheel,clay and toolkit (if venue can't provide it). What I require: Power: A standard 220V electrical outlet within 10 meters of the demonstration area. Water Source: Essential. Please ensure easy access to a water source and a sink/bucket disposal point. Floor Protection: The venue must provide a protective floor covering (e.g., heavy-duty tarp, plastic sheeting) for the wheel area. Electric Kiln (OPTIONAL): I do not bring a kiln. If you wish for me to fire the demonstration pieces on-site, the client must provide a plug-in electric kiln (e.g., a small test kiln) and confirm its availability a week in advance. Otherwise, the pieces remain unfired. 3. For the UDU DRUM SOUND EXPERIENCE What I Provide: Traditional Udu drums and hand percussion for participant use. For smaller sessions, I bring a portable speaker and 1-3 microphones. Required: Technical support for sounding the instruments, especially if it's at open spaces with large groups Seating: Open floor space for a circle, or chairs for an audience. ⚙️ Important Technical Notes Firing Services: For workshops, finished pieces are typically unfired. I can provide information for local firing services in Barcelona upon request, for an additional fee and timeline. Changes: Any changes to group size, location, or technical requirements must be communicated at least 72-24 hours in advance. Final Balance: The agreed balance is due prior to the session start.