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Edda Voss

Sculptor working in quarried stone and fired clay — slow objects made one at a time in a small studio in Ghent.

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Recent · Stone

A series of standing forms cut from a single block of blue limestone, finished by hand so the chisel marks stay visible in raking light.

A pale limestone form standing on a low plinth in daylight

Each piece is worked from the outside in, with no maquette and no cast — the final shape is found in the stone rather than imposed on it, which is why no two in the series resolve quite the same way.

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Recent · Clay

Thrown and hand-built vessels in unglazed stoneware, fired dark in a small gas kiln and left raw so the clay body reads as itself.

A row of dark fired-clay vessels on a scrubbed wooden bench

The clay work began as a way to keep the hands busy between stone commissions and has slowly become its own line. Pieces are sold in small batches a few times a year, usually unannounced, and the glaze tests that do not make the cut are kept on a shelf by the door as a record of what did not work and why.

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Selected work

A short edit of finished commissions from the last few years — private pieces, two public installations, and a small object made for a friend.

A carved stone basin catching rainwater in a courtyard

A tall clay vessel beside a north-facing window

A low limestone bench installed in a public garden

A small palm-sized object turned in dark stoneware

Commissions usually begin with a visit to the site or the room a piece is meant for, then a long stretch of drawing and a rough model in plaster before any stone is cut. Most take between three and six months, and a few have taken longer than that; the studio books a season ahead and keeps the list deliberately short so that each piece gets the time it needs rather than the time a schedule allows for it.

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Studio & contact

The studio takes on a handful of private and public commissions each year. Send a short note about the piece, where it will live, and roughly when you need it, and I will reply within a week with whether it is something I can take on.