‘My practice looks at traditional homeware and tableware objects and aims to reintroduce them as pieces that can carry cultural meaning and value. I take familiar forms from domestic settings and reimagine them in more organic, sculptural ways, transforming everyday objects into pieces that feel more expressive and alive.

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Growing up in Panama, surrounded by tropical landscapes, I have always felt a deep connection to nature and, especially, to the vibrancy of the tropics. I use my ceramics as a canvas to illustrate natural landscapes and botanical imagery drawn from the environment I grew up in. I am inspired by color, movement, and texture, and through my work I aim to transmit a sense of whimsical vitality, and appreciation for nature.’

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Fanny is currently undertaking an MA in Ceramics & Glass at the Royal College of Art in London (2026). Prior to this she completed a BA in Architecture in Panama City.