GET YOUR HANDS ACTIVE AND CREATE MAGIC
LET IT SPIN
Working with the pottery wheel is something most people have had visions about. It looks so appealing when the clay moves around and around and shapes into a bowl or vase. During this 6-weeks course you will experiencce the art of throwing clay. Enjoy the exitement and enthusiasme. Making mistakes is part of the process.
FEEL THE CLAY
Each class is hands-on.You work on your own pottery wheel. First you learn how to walk the clay, how to make it stick to your pottery wheel and then the magic begins. But wait, where do you put your hands, how much pressure do you apply and why does it look so simple but is it so much harder than you thought. And then, it works, you gradually get the hang of it and you learn how to shape and finish your work.
FIRE AWAY
Learn a new skillset
Get personal guidance
Make bowls, vases and plates or just develop your own style
Whether you worked with clay before or are a beginner to the material, fear not. Roger is here to guide you step by step
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
Duration: 3 hours (Wednesday evening, 19:00–22:00)
Price: €395,-
Includes: Clay, use of tools, professional guidance by Roger Ruhulessin, firing of your work, tea
Group: Minimum 4 – maximum 6 participants
Dates: Each first week of the month a new group starts
Roger Ruhulessin is a visual artist, ceramicist, food artist, and art historian, known for his interdisciplinary approach to art and craft. In his ceramic courses, Roger guides participants in exploring clay with curiosity and confidence, encouraging each person to discover their own visual language. With years of experience as both an artist and teacher, he creates a relaxed and inspiring environment where creativity and skill naturally come together.
Roger’s artistic practice also includes the multimedia series Cosmos Chromosome, which reflects on themes of origin, identity, and transformation, giving everyday matter a poetic new dimension.
Learn more about his work at rogerruhulessin.nl.
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