Mie Ghesquiere 1966, Belgium

Ceramic Artist | Educator | Founder of Tussenin House of Arts Mie started with ceramics began in 1993 under the guidance of Antoon Van Eygen. Over the years, Mie has worked in studios across Belgium, the Netherlands, France, the Philippines, and Thailand. She has participated in numerous workshops. This extensive experience has led to a profound understanding of clay’s expressive language.

Artistic Themes Mie's early work is inspired by the sea and its inhabitants—mysterious nautiluses, whimsical jellyfish, and fragile coral formations—all emerging with soft, dreamlike elegance. Her sculptures radiate calm and serenity, often laced with a subtle touch of humor. A consistent thread runs through all of Mie’s work: natural simplicity and fragile tenderness.

Recent Series Fruits of Passion A collection of organic, functional sculptures

Pour Toujours A series of urns, shaped with organic beauty and profound meaning, created to honor and remember loved ones.

Exhibitions & Projects Solo Exhibition: Mie and the Clay – A Dance of Shapes Conducted by Water, Budji Living, Bangkok, May 2010 Group exhibitions in Belgium, Thailand, and across Europe Founder of Clay Moves (Bangkok, 2016): Tussenin In 2011, Mie founded Tussenin, a ceramic studio and gallery space.