Interacting with science: the ceramics of Ayla Tavares (In Spanish)
In this episode, Daniela Galán talks with Brazilian artist Ayla Tavares about her innovative ceramic work, exploring materiality, science, and her journey as a Brazilian artist living in Spain.
Dive into an engaging conversation with Ayla Tavares, where science meets art. Ayla’s meticulous research into ceramics explores archaeological narratives, water permeability, and viewer interaction, revealing unique stories and identities in her artistic journey.
In this episode, you will hear about:
Ayla’s unique approach to ceramics and its connection with archaeology
Her rigorous scientific research on the material’s properties, including water permeability and membranes
Ceramics as interactive wall objects that transform space and invite viewers to engage
Works that explore the ceramic hollows as channels for communication and sharing
Ayla’s reflections on artistic identity, pain, and her experiences as a Latin American artist in Europe
Ayla Tavares, born in Rio de Janeiro Brazil, bridges archaeology and art, creating ceramic works that reveal forgotten narratives, evoke memory, and invite viewers to imagine alternate ways of inhabiting the world.
