The primary focus in my artistic practice currently lies within the realm of ceramics. Whether crafting functional or non-functional objects, I persist in an ongoing exploration of the inherent reality of things. My work delves into the intricate intersection of internal processes and materiality, observing how this convergence leads to a process of 'coming to be'. I am particularly intrigued by emotional and psychological landscapes and the power dynamics that contribute to the definition and formation of our identities within the worlds we inhabit.
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In addition to my ceramics work, I have played a pivotal role in various projects, including the establishment of The Russian Club—an artist-run gallery, events space, and photographic studio. I founded, 'Salon Particuliere,' a series of discursive events where discussions were centered around objects chosen by 2-3 speakers, accompanied by a three-course meal. Furthermore, I conceived and executed 'Grand Magasin,' a curatorial project that explored hierarchies of object-making, showcasing items for sale by artists, designers, and others. My interest in furniture and spatial dynamics, how we navigate these in domestic and professional settings has led me to undertake numerous design and refurbishment projects.
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Educationally, I hold a BA (Hons) degree in Philosophy from University College London, a BA (Hons) in Fine Art Sculpture from Chelsea College of Art and Design, and an MA in Fine Art Sculpture from the Royal College of Art.
I am currently based at Standpoint Studios in Hoxton.​
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natbreitenstein@gmail.com
07973 641177
@studio__nb