Terre Brute (Anastasia Gladkova)I create sculptural ceramic forms that evoke the rhythms of nature; its curves, its flows, its enduring transformation. In each piece, I aim to express movement as if capturing a landscape in mid‑metamorphosis: hills shifting beneath wind, waves unfolding in pattern, rocks gradually shaped by water.My work embraces biomorphic abstraction and the tactile qualities of raw clay. Crafted in my atelier in Paris, each sculpture becomes a tangible memory of the natural world, and a quiet commentary on our bond with the earth. Embracing harmony, unity, and the essential continuity between humanity and environment.Minimalist yet organic, smooth but subtly textured, my ceramics invite movement through space and perspective, encouraging viewers to circle, engage, and discover new details from every angle.Terre Brute—“raw earth” in French—reflects my commitment to honesty in material, process, and form. It is through this unrefined aesthetic that I explore abstraction rooted in nature’s raw essence, forging pieces that feel both elemental and timeless.