I have been a member of the committee since 2018. I am not a ceramist, but clay is an important material in my artistic approach oriented towards nature (land art). With my partner, I ran a small café gallery in Friborg in Switzerland where we exhibited ceramicists. I am retired and I offer part of my time to bring this event to life.

Since the 2nd edition of the Keramikpanorama I am responsible for the accounting of the association. At the event itself, I can be found at the info point, where I receive all the positive feedback from visitors and exhibitors.
My main job is in a film production company and I use my free time for various associations, especially in the cultural field.

Erika was educated in the ceramics class at the Bern School of Applied Arts and obtained a master's degree in design at the University of Lucerne. Since 2004 she has been working in her own studio in Wynigen in the Emmental. She also teaches at the Bachelor Art Education of the Zürcher Hochschule der Künste. Her fascination for the multiple themes and forms of expression with ceramic materials led her to collaborate with the Keramikpanorama.

Self-taught ceramist, I trained from atelier to atelier in France between 1998 and 2008, first in La Borne then in St Amand en Puisaye, two high places of ceramics. Since 2008, I live in Goldiwil (BE) where I share the studio with my partner Doris Hirzel. In 2022 I joined the Keramikpanorama to take part in this unmissable event.

I trained as a ceramist at the school of visual arts in Bern. I joined the committee in 2022 and look forward to being part of the Keramikpanorama

As a stone sculptor, I work in Morat with my husband in the stone restoration. I consider my commitment to the Keramikpanorama as a contribution to the cultural diversity of my hometown and to solidarity with other craftspeople.

The Pantschau is never as colourful, peaceful and stimulating as every other year, at the beginning of September.

I trained as a ceramist at the School of Applied Arts in Vevey and also obtained a diploma in art and design at the colleges of Bremen and Lucerne. I have been working since 2003 in Basel as a freelance ceramist. I have been a member of the committee since 2016 and always look forward to pitching my tent for a few days at the beautiful Lake Murten.

Sarah Maria completed her training as a ceramist at the School of Design/ Ceramic Design Class in Bern.  She has been working as an independent ceramist in Aarberg since 2017. On the side she has a second workshop in Bern, where she rents places and also works with wood and metal, among other things.  Since 2020 she is on the board and very motivated that the ceramic scene lives on. 
 

The cultural manager studied tourism and can boast of a long experience in the organisation of events. She is delighted that in September, ceramists from here and elsewhere will be able to present their magnificent pieces to a large audience on the shores of Lake Morat.