Pottery
Tallinn, Estonia
October 2012, 4 weeks
Ingrid Allik is a ceramicist whose works are mainly done in the Raku technique and represent the idea of life’s constancy and ambience, of its similarities and differences. During her residency she used found local ready made or natural objects to make sculptural pieces. Usually the objects are set together as a larger group or installation. Early in her career she worked as a designer in a ceramics factory. Since 1987 she has been a associate professor at the Estonian Academy of Arts.