Thiébaut Chagué spent two and a half years in England, working at Richard Batterham’s studio and also at Wenford Bridge with Michael Cardew. He creates unique wood fired stoneware sculptural pieces. In 2009 he built a giant clay sculpture which he fired in the courtyards of the Victoria & Albert Museum to mark the opening of its new Ceramics Galleries. He will be demonstrating hand-building with thrown and slab elements.
