Pascale Wilson, of Pango Ceramics, loves to create character-rich artworks, combining simple forms with faces, patterns and bold colours to spark narratives. The slow and freeform method of hand building allows her to discover the characters of her pieces organically, as she is making. Pascale’s work is reminiscent of Pre-Columbian art, using repeated patterns, animal and human forms, and an intrinsic playfulness, inspiring a sense of myth and curiosity. Her interest in psychological states, dreams, and our collective mental landscape underpins her work, driving her to seek understanding through making. She is also passionate about sharing her knowledge through teaching, passing on the skills involved in hand building that will allow others to realise their creative ideas.