Get ready for a unique and memorable experience at Tiger Ceramics: Clay Game! The concept is a playful twist on the classic guessing game, where you will use clay instead of words or drawings. You will be divided into teams, and the game has two rounds: first you get to know the game and everyone on the team shapes an object in clay and everyone on the team guesses, then it's a classic guessing game and each participant gets one minute to shape an object in clay that their teammates will guess. If there are more of you, you can split into several teams and compete against each other - and the team with the most correct guesses wins. This is an authentic activity that is ideal for groups who want to experience something fun and different together, whether it's a group of friends, a birthday party, a bachelor party, or team building at work!
Our workshop is small and cozy, with space for a maximum of 6 people, so there’s plenty of time for individual guidance and attention. The workshops are designed for both beginners and those with experience. In the beginning, I’ll introduce the technique we’ll be using, and then you’re free to dive into your endless imagination.
About the teacher:
I'm an Oslo-based artist working with ceramics, creating installations and sculptures that feel alive—casting shifting shadows and evolving over time. I see ceramics as a way to explore transformation and connection, reflecting how things grow, change, and endure in different environments. The surfaces of objects often become maps of emotions and memories, guiding us to places that are forgotten, imagined, or longed for. These sculptures are quiet reminders of life’s beauty and fragility—brief, delicate, and ever-changing.
I hold a Bachelor's degree in Ceramic Art from the Vilnius Academy of Arts and studied as an exchange student at the Royal Danish Academy. After graduating, I spent a year as an intern at Glasgow Ceramics Studio, before completing my Master’s degree at the Oslo National Academy of the Arts (KHiO). Since then, I’ve been exhibiting my work across Norway and Lithuania and have been honoured with various grants and scholarships supporting my artistic practice.