Desiree Weerts (DēWē) is a ceramic artist exploring form, repetition, and transformation. By pushing the limits of technique and surface, she challenges both material and skill, searching for new possibilities within clay.

Recent work 
Echoes | Obilo |  Silhouette | Nexus
Breathe |  Saka | Dinnerware



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Creative Studio Mees & Desiree Weerts
Echoes

A series of sculptural wall pieces made from halved, wheel-thrown vessels. By cutting and rearranging these forms, the work challenges the idea of function and repetition. The contrast between smooth curves and precise cuts creates a play of depth and rhythm.

Black stoneware
Unglazed

Catalogue available upon request.
Obilo 

An exploration of closed forms, where shapes are stretched and compressed to the edge of possibility. Layers of three glazes create a gradient that shifts from dark to light, following the curves and contours of the form. Purely sculptural, not functional.

White stoneware 
Fully glazed

Catalogue available upon request.

 
Silhouette

Handcrafted white stoneware vases with clean forms and soft transitions.

White stoneware
Clay slip mixed with wild clay pigments

Catalogue available upon request  
Nexus
 
Sculptural ceramic pieces that explore the tension between beauty and decay. Handbuilt and wheel-thrown forms rise like organic structures, shifting between growth and erosion.  

Black stoneware, raw fired.

Black stoneware 
Raw fired 

Catalogue available upon request
Breathe

Wheel-thrown stoneware vases and bowls with soft, organic forms. The raw exteriors highlight texture and simplicity. Each piece reflects the rhythm of breath.

Stoneware 
Unglazed exterior, glazed interior 

Catalogue available upon request