It is on the potter's wheel that Pierre's creativity is expressed. Although they are obviously thought out and sometimes briefly drawn beforehand, it is by sliding the clay in his hands that Pierre gives his objects their final form. On the other hand, the glaze colors and their application are determined upstream and the shapes are therefore adjusted to perfectly adapt to these visions. His palette of glazes is distinguished by clearly bright and bold colors that he contrasts with the texture of the raw clay. This is reflected in his practice in singular objects with identifiable shapes.
