Lisa Geue *born in East Germany, is a multidisciplinary artist currently working with clay, creating vessels inspired by her ancient ancestors and organic looking sculptures with a focus on form and experimental glazing. Her work can be described as the reclamation of the female identity in a generation that is still fighting to bring down walls. She creates in a fragmental and experimental way, constantly pushing the boundaries of the material she is using.

In 2019 she lived in Naarm/Melbourne, Australia and later in Wadawarrung Country at the ocean. Natural processes like mineralization or decomposition of coastal rocks through saltwater have become inspiration for her glaze recipes and while creating an archive of own glazes, Shino and wood ash glazes receive a primary role.

The vessel has become an archetypal symbol through the eras in human existence for crafts(wo)manship and spiritual rituals. With becoming a secondary focus in Lisa Geue’s work, the ‚Vessel‘ and its archetypal status, as well as the ‚human vessel' can be found in her sculptural approaches.