Nathalie Domingo is a ceramic artist trained at the Institut de la Céramique Française in Sèvres. Inspiration for her work comes from all aspects of nature from the most fragile tree bark to the depths of the oceans. She approaches her medium in uninhibited and unconventional ways, layering fine trails of liquid porcelain sprinkled with sand for her ethereal organic forms, or developing a work of intense texture and substance such as her wall panel “A Taste of Chaos”. And she pushes her medium to its utmost limit, firing and re-firing the porcelain until it almost tears apart.
Her flowing techniques enable her to express texture, color, and fragility in unique and sensual ways, creating works of art of exceptional delicacy and power.
Nathalie Domingo accepts commissions to create projects for particular settings.

Bruno Ecault

Sèvres 1999-2004
Hand building

4th International Biennale
for Ceramics

Kapfenberg - Austria
2005
Prize winner

Écho. Porcelain, sand,
african stone. Diameter 39 cm Height 12 cm.

Nani Champy

CNIFOP 2005
Raku

Tjok Dessauvage

CNIFOP 2006
Terra sigillata

Claude Champy

CNIFOP 2006
Hand building

Chimère-Pépite.
White porcelain,glaze, grit, chamotte. Diameter 36,5cm Height 8cm. 2007

Sylvian Meschia
CNIFOP 2009
Slipware.

Wayne Fischer
CNIFOP 2009
Porcelain sculpture.

Guy Legrand

CNIFOP 2009
Plaster and elastomer.

Brigitte Marionneau

2009
Raku.

"Prix de l’intelligence
de la main"

Fondation Bettancourt - Schueller. Finalist 2011

A taste of chaos, wall panel.1,9m x 2m.
Black porcelain. 2010