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A Mediterranean Love for Clay and Pottery

In the world of contemporary ceramics, few artists bridge the gap between Nordic minimalism and Mediterranean warmth as seamlessly as Agneta Livijn. Born in Sweden in 1955, Livijn's artistic journey has been profoundly influenced by her formative years spent in France and her studies at esteemed institutions such as Beckmans School of Design in Stockholm, L'Académie de la Grande Chaumière in Paris, and the San Francisco Art Institute. These diverse experiences have culminated in a unique aesthetic that celebrates both her Scandinavian roots and her deep affection for the sun-drenched landscapes of the Mediterranean. Love for clay Livijn's creations are characterized by their organic forms, tactile surfaces, and a palette inspired by nature-soft blues reminiscent of the sea, earthy tones echoing terracotta, and gentle whites that evoke sun-bleached stones. Her commitment to craftsmanship is evident in each piece, from hand-thrown bowls to delicately painted plates, all of which exude a sense of authenticity and timelessness. In April 2025, Livijn's artistry was showcased at the 4th edition of the Food Influencers Awards held at Château Saint-Georges in Grasse. Her tableware collection, displayed amidst the event's celebration of culinary excellence and digital innovation, captivated attendees with its harmonious blend of form and function. The pieces