“I did not choose art, art chose me,” says ceramics artist Efrat Eyal. It was a pottery class she enrolled in as a hobby, which inspired Efrat, who is also an art therapist, to make it her profession. The artist is currently in town for the second edition of the Indian Ceramics Triennale which features 34 projects by more than 60 artists from over 12 countries.
Efrat, who also has a background in biology, says she was captivated by pottery and ceramics, and how it gives one the ability to mould one’s art according to one’s imagination. Although she always wanted to be an artist, being a mother, it was only after she got her own studio that Efrat was able to focus on her work completely.
