TIINA KALJUSTE is a potter who speaks of herself as follows: "By chance, I ended up studying pottery in Estonian Academy of Arts and graduated in 1995. It is a privilege and a responsibility to use clay as the form of expression, which is known to become eternal pottery as burnt once. Every year i use more and more easier ways to form clay. As molding methods have become easier, then clay preferences are gone increasingly advanced. The clay could be more colored - after burning
blue, gray, yellow or dark brown. Or the whitest white - porcelain.
From the solo exhibition "47 profiles"
(2015-2016) has increased interest in ceramics and other so-called faster disappearing
combining materials in works. The space where
works occur isn't less important. Ideally the ceramics, found materials and space form a harmonous whole.