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Artisan · Ceramics and pottery

Muraï Céramique

Founded on the pursuit of authentic connection, our goal is to communicate through the natural forces involved in creating ceramics. The process of creating pottery requires the four elements interacting to create a tangible piece that can illustrate the cosmos, the ocean, a volcano or even vegetation. Our work strives to emphasize the beauty & elegance of the natural world.

From a very young age, Marie was introduced to ceramics by her father, himself a ceramist. She continued her artistic explorations and studies in visual arts in ceramic studios in Ontario and the United States (Chandler Swain, Antoinette Badenhorst). She learned Korean ceramic techniques from Master Lee Kang-Hyo at Alfred University in New York.

In 2014, she launched Muraï Céramique, a community-centered Quebec workshop (Wakefield, Outaouais), which creates colorful functional pottery, and offers a wide variety of classes. The workshop brings together more than 25 amateur and professional ceramists, in a dynamic artistic community.

Since 2018, she has been interested in working with translucent porcelain, a material that she had the chance to explore during artist residencies in New Brunswick (Saint John Arts Centre), Gatineau (Maison Scott Fairview), as well as during research and creation projects funded by CALQ, SODEC and Culture Outaouais. In 2023, she founded L'atelier de l'Aube , a studio manufacturing lighting and works in translucent porcelain, with her partner, Oleksandr Polishchuk.

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Basé sur la recherche d'une connexion authentique entre la matière, le créateur et l’utilisateur, notre objectif est de communiquer à travers les forces naturelles impliquées dans le medium de la céramique. Le processus de création de la poterie nécessite l'interaction des quatre éléments pour créer une pièce tangible qui peut dévoiler le cosmos, l'océan, un volcan ou même la végétation. Notre travail s'efforce de souligner la beauté et l'élégance du monde naturel.

Dès son plus jeune âge, Marie a été introduite à la céramique par son père, lui-même céramiste. Elle a continué ses explorations artistiques et ses études en arts visuels dans des studios de céramique en Ontario et aux États-Unis (Chandler Swain, Antoinette Badenhorst). Elle a appris des techniques de céramique coréennes avec le Maître Lee Kang-Hyo à l'Université d'Alfred, dans l'État de New York.

En 2014, elle a lancé Muraï Céramique, un atelier québécois (Wakefield, Outaouais) centré sur la communauté, qui crée de la poterie utilitaire colorée, tout en transmettant le savoir relié à cette forme d'art. L’atelier regroupe plus de 25 céramistes amateurs et professionnels, dans une communauté artistique dynamique.

Depuis 2018, elle s'intéresse au travail de la porcelaine translucide, un matériau qu'elle a eu la chance d'explorer lors de résidences d'artistes au Nouveau-Brunswick (Centre des arts de Saint-Jean), à Gatineau (Maison Scott Fairview), ainsi que lors de projets de recherche et de création financés par le CALQ, la SODEC et Culture Outaouais. En 2023, elle fonde L'atelier de l'Aube , un atelier de fabrication de luminaires et d'œuvres sculpturales en porcelaine translucide, avec son conjoint, Oleksandr Polishchuk, arrivé d'Ukraine en 2022.

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