The Arq series emerged from our own past production. Drawing its inspiration from the field of archaeology, it takes certain significant vases from previous collections and modifies them. This reworking is based on the idea of rhizomatic design, that is to say, the idea of a structure whose modifications may arise at any point and in which any element may have an effect on any other. This living atlas has an open body that keeps growing as we continue working on new series and vases.

The N.3 series is the result of a profound analysis of the different types of vases found in the Mediterranean basin, especially from Ancient Greece and Rome. By using these as models, we have developed a series of new vases, combining ancient forms and shapes with experimental surface treatments featuring glazes and contemporary elements. These pieces are made of stoneware with grog from Manises (Valencia), using the plaster casting technique. Their surfaces are obtained by applying self-formulated glazes in various layers. This series consists of sets of 3 pieces with different dimensions, hues, textures, forms and shapes.

For this series we have worked with the idea of “isolated” (1. adj. unique, single, individual). As with the N.3 series, we have reworked and redesigned forms and shapes from ancient Mediterranean vases. However, in this case each piece is designed in isolation and with larger dimensions, using the coiling technique. In some of these vases, metal is used, by employing precious metalworking techniques applied to ceramics, such as wax-modelling and lost-wax casting.All the pieces in this series are made of stoneware with grog from Manises (Valencia), and self-formulated glazes. The metal pieces are made of cast brass.

Drawing its inspiration from utilitarian ceramics, this series goes back to the origin of certain objects that were commonplace in Greek and Roman banquets: oenochoes, skyphoi and lingulae are objects that remind us of ancient times and our relationship with food and drink. We make these pieces by combining different ceramics and metalworking techniques, such as plaster casting, coiling technique , slabs, wax-modelling and lost-wax casting.

All the pieces in this series are made of stoneware with grog from Manises (Valencia), and self-formulated glazes. The metal pieces are made of cast brass.