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Ars poetica
The way I see it and I do believe that traditional cultures are may be of great significance in the future. Especiallyin a world where there is a loss of value. This is the very culture that is capable of preserving and displaying values that go back to a hundred, sometimes to a thousand years. It presents itself to us condensed in the different genres and at the same time with incomparable purity and honesty.

The very soul, the scale of values and morals of a nation, an ethnic group become this way comprehensible to us. On basis of these values one can get familiar with other nations, other cultures, the world becomes intelligable for us. The shape, the ornament of certain objects or a dance-step, the ligature of a tune carry meaning, furthermore they generate feelings regardless of who speaks in which language. Communication takes place more easily, nations possessing different culturesbecome understandable to each other.

Promoting tradition ensures a constant living from the roots, the clean spring, just as the church tower of the village shows the right direction in the distance, where one finds his home. Regardless of the fact that peasant community that once created this art no longer exists, I still believe that the place in universal culture it represents is just as important as any other art does. Simply because it had been brought to beauty, honesty and truth by the very soul of a community. Having undertaken practising and preserving this culture, at the same time I became responsible for passing it on.


Simultaneously with the lifting smoke a substance is disappearing from our world for ever. From the embrace of the four ancient elements water, ground, air and fire a new substance is born - CERAMICS.She is a Herald as well who is making both the endless time and the creating MAN known to the future.



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