An evolving sensory practice

clay, objects and space

Studio Magdala creates curated sensory experiences through clay, objects and space.

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In­timate experiencies

Rooted in material exploration, each experience is designed to slow perception, return to the senses and invite a deeper connection with the material

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moves between making, hosting and observing — treating clay, space and experience as part of the same language.

  • Intimate ceramic sessions focused on handbuilding, material attention and slow tactile process.

  • Sunday Room is a quiet space for personal practice.

    Each Sunday evening, the space is prepared for people who want a few uninterrupted hours to reconnect with their own creative rhythm. Participants bring whatever practice they wish to spend time with—handbuilding in clay, writing, drawing, reading, collage, knitting or simply quiet reflection.Sunday Room is a quiet space for personal practice.

  • Fragments of thought, material studies and observations that extend the studio practice beyond space and time.

For inquiries, collaborations and availability, please reach out through the form below.

We welcome conversations around projects, spaces and shared material explorations.