This bowl, created by using the wheel, is part of a series of vessels inspired by the particular aesthetic and culture of Japan. Instead of the minimalistic character that usually prevails in Japan, strong brush strokes with vivid colours and black were intentionally applied.

These mugs are created from stoneware in various colour combinations. The hand drawing continues flawlessly inside the mug so that the inside and the outside look to be one surface. Sarcastic and humorous, they tease about the lack of meaningful communication most people have these days.

The unexpected materials attached to these two sculptures, such as screws, copper, springs, and so on highlight Leonie Yagdjoglou's self-sarcastic and deliberate style. Chance and error are introduced as differentiating factors.

This blue glazed vessel with hand-distorted form was created during the first quarantine of the 2020 pandemic. The title refers to the human body which is vulnerable and durable at the same time. Life flows through people and society and experiences change every human being’s body and soul, sometimes dramatically.

These mini totems are created out of Colorobbia clay. Their cylindrical shapes are colourfully painted and have geometrical elements in order to create a code of “mystic” symbols. The top of each totem is either a hat or crown, as a reference to the existence of hierarchy.