Forever Studio is forever driven by a constant desire for experiments in order to create one- of-a-kind pieces. Bienke Domenie and Sara Degenaar want to highlight the part of a production process that makes their hearts beat the fastest; the experimental phase. This is where new ways of using colours and materials, predominantly resin and aluminium, come together.

Corrina Goutos is a hamburg-based, New York native working as an artist and anthrosmith. As a maker in the Anthropocene, Corrina has set out to master the properties of the post-consumer object as a craftswoman would a raw material. Fluid in both her conceptualization and realization practices, Goutos’ work shifts between categorization as art, artefact, craft or design.

Javier Montoro is an artist and sculptor from Madrid. His structures utilise materials ranging from PVC to enamel; iron to ceramic. Each art piece possess a geometric form - some undulating, some uniform and columnated - and presents itself as both contemporary and minimal, yet playful.

Chiayun Hu is a self-taught artist. She began painting in 2017, after completing a master’s degree in Menswear Fashion Design Technology from London College of Fashion. Her current practice is focused on painting and sculpting, working mainly with acrylic paints and plaster respectively. Chiayun Hu creates images that navigate between the abstract and figurative as she interprets human emotions.

Côme Clérino lives in Paris and works in Pantin, France. After graduating from the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Paris in 2016, he developed a multidisciplinary practice shaking up the academic definition of painting and integrating photography, drawing, sculpture, ceramics, textiles and installation.

Vincent Olinet is an artist living and working in Paris. In his work, he fuses well-known artefacts and pop-culture to offer alternative perspectives on the world of made-objects, as seen with his playfully eye-catching ‘Bread Shelves’. Vincent questions reality in relation to consumerism.

Teresa Fernández-Pello is a Spanish designer, currently based in the Netherlands. Her work aims to connect contemporary theory with material and formal experimentation, focusing on object design and with interest in recycling practices. Her recent pieces are inspired by the relations between technology and spirituality, and the creation of a neo-mystic aesthetic.

Kaley Flowers is a ceramic artist based in Ontario, Canada.  Inspired by digital technologies, meme culture and online communities, she aims to solidify the nature of the Internet through the permanency of ceramic form. Creating both functional and sculptural work, her designs are inspired by materials, alchemical processes, and natural forms.

Paul Ferens is a Berlin-based artist who engages in his paintings and sculptures with moments of transition, embracing the optical clash that occurs if you combine new and old, artificial and natural. Ferens' experiments with different techniques of painting, mark making and spatial interventions, form a dichotomy between the materials and symbols.

Cléo Sjölander is an emerging artist born in Tiohtià:ke (Montreal), where they also currently live and work. They have a bachelor’s degree in visual art from Concordia University and their works has been exhibited in Canada, New Zealand, Australia and United States. For APOC she has developed an exclusive line of objects inspired by her art practice.

Jess Humphrey is a multi-disciplinary artist and designer living in Corning, NY.  After 20 years working as a fashion designer in NYC, she shifted her focus to making art full time in 2019.  Her collage work is surrealist, capturing alternate realities and dream states.  She is currently exploring collage, glass and how the two mediums intersect.

Thea Djurhuus works primarily with sculptural ceramics and her work revolves around intimacy as physical, but also relational - both romantic, friendly and familiar. As intimacy can also be associated with great complexity, challenges, anxiety, doubt or disappointment, Djurhuus is looking to explore both vulnerability and strength within the realm of intimacy.

Kay Yoon is a new media artist based in Seoul and Berlin. Working with various mediums, her multidisciplinary practice is essentially grounded in conceptual art and revolves around reflections on spatial design concepts alongside the absurdity that emerges in their interactions with natural spaces and materials.

Emma Pryde is an artist and jewelry designer based in Los Angeles. Her work combines visual motifs from various time periods to produce hybrid, shimmering objects that embody the idea that the digital world collapses history. Inspired by childhood toys, mythical creatures, video game characters, and ancient artworks, she synthesizes her references to create new artifacts from alternate worlds. Her work is composed out of a variety of materials including ceramic, cast porcelain, epoxy, laser-cut acrylic, and other mixed media. 

Elissa Lacoste is an experimental designer based in Burgundy, France. She graduated from Design Academy Eindhoven MA in 2018. Unconventionally textured and vibrant, her sculptural pieces linger between the real and the surreal while maintaining a hint of functionality. In her work, she evokes an otherness to reflect upon our relationship to our physical environment, be it anthropogenic or natural.

Alex Valentina is a digital artist whose captivating creations are a fusion of metallic-toned flora, photos, liquid aphorisms, and enchanting creatures. Having spent significant periods in London and Norway, Alex embarked on a new chapter by relocating to Milan, where he currently resides. He constructs a personal universe of photos blended with 3D elements and mythical creatures, shaping a new Arcadia in which man is shown in harmony within a hybrid context, between natural and digital.

Ida Lissner, a Danish artist and sculptor, draws inspiration from mythology and folklore to delve into the philosophy and creative process behind her world-building endeavors. Residing in Copenhagen, she intertwines nature and nonhuman elements to construct new worlds that explore the complex relationship between humans and the natural world through the lens of technology.

Born in Cape Town in 1991, Gitte graduated with a BAFA degree from the University of Cape Town's Michaelis School of Fine Art in 2015. Her practice is multidisciplinary, including painting, drawing, digital media, various forms of outsourced fabrication, as well as home-made crafts. Icons and motifs recur across a body of work, continually respawning in basements, dungeons and dead-ends, their initial unease (as simple vessels for complicated feelings) slowly becoming mythic comfort through repetition (Messina, 2023). 

One of Pyntelea's areas of exploration during the academic years revolved around the production of gargoyles, an idea sparked by the fascination with the architectural legacy of Roman baths. She began constructing gargoyles using clay as the primary material and employing the Japanese raku firing method for glazing. Purposefully designed to serve as both flower vases and candle holders, each gargoyle evolved organically, embracing a dynamic design process that gave each of the vases a distinct and unique identity.

Claire St Clair is an American ceramicist, illustrator, and maker working in Los Angeles. She began building her universe through Clairosphere in late 2019. Her work is inspired by her perception of the world: full of fragments and shards that glitter in the light. Sometimes these broken pieces have sharp edges that cut very deeply; sometimes they’re like velvet-fresh snow. She collects these pieces carefully and ties them together with a satin ribbon. The translucent overlap between the fragile edges synthesizes her layered mythology. Clairosphere is a gossamer lace caught in infinite thorns, made up of sculpture, wares, drawings, and fibres. 

TATI is a multidisciplinary artist and graphic textile designer who is currently based between Basel and Paris. TATI THINGS combine used materials, knitwear, funky prints and nostalgia to unravel the power of folklore and traditional handicraft as weaponry in her fight for women’s rights.

Since his early childhood, Philip Hedegaard has been drawing and painting. In 2019, he redirected his artistic focus towards the versatile medium of clay, channeling his creativity into expressive ceramic vases. What captivates Philip most is the universal language of glazes that the Earth itself can produce. In the very elements embedded in our bones and the soil beneath our feet, he discovers an extraordinary history of the universe.

Alina Desler is an artist from Germany currently living in Vienna. Her colourful drawings often incorporate self-affirmative messages and try to radiate the joy she feels while making them. 

Rebecca Adam worked as a tattoo artist for a decade before launching Snake Divine on Instagram in 2019. Handcrafting everything from her home in Germany's Kassel, her pieces are predominantly one-of-a-kind. Ultimately, her design process is fuelled by a love for creating prints and experimenting with printing techniques, resulting in distinct outcomes every time.

Izabela Wilk known as Devils Claws is an artist based between Poland and England. Her art is inspired by her farm life and folk tales from around the world. Izabela explores eroticism, by interpreting the archetypical feminine figures, myths, and her own history. She lives in the countryside with dogs, goats and a cat, the animals are often seen in her art as companions. She explores these themes by painting and drawing, on paper and ceramics. 

Nalani is a cyborg based in New York who works with many different mediums and materials including media installation, film, painting, and metal sculpture. Their work is typically motivated by God :3

Sercetvir is a ceramic artist based in Odesa, Ukraine. Her aim is to counteract destruction through the act of creation, the preservation and popularization of Ukrainian cultural heritage. In her work, she often focuses on basic household items and reinterprets traditional motifs of "vytynanka" (traditional ornamental home decorations).

Nyahan Studio, run by Nyahan Tachie-Menson, is an experimental visual art studio based in Accra, Ghana. She prioritizes fun in the creative process by creating one of one functional ceramic pieces. Through these, she explores color, form and materiality.