One Gallery is a contemporary art platform built around the idea of “one” — unity, connection, and shared presence.
The gallery focuses on ceramics and tactile practices, bringing together artists who work closely with material, through process, intuition, and time. Objects are approached not just as forms, but as presences that carry traces of how they were made.
As a nomadic platform, One Gallery creates exhibitions and collaborations across different spaces, allowing each project to adapt to its environment. Individual practices come together to form a collective experience.
Positioned between making and curating, One Gallery grows naturally through collaborations, shared values, and a common visual language.
ehibitions
Ceramics in Bloom Bucharest, 2023
Embracing (Your) True Nature Athens, Greece — 1–7 July 2024
One Gallery at Romanian Design Week (Satellite Exhibition)
An early group exhibition presented in Bucharest, bringing together European artists working with ceramics as both functional and sculptural expression.
Ceramics in Bloom marked the beginning of One Gallery’s curatorial direction, introducing a focus on material-driven practices and the dialogue between individual artistic voices.
One Gallery at Romanian Design Week (Satellite Exhibition)
Embracing (Your) True Nature Athens, Greece — 1–7 July 2024
One Gallery at Romanian Design Week (Satellite Exhibition)
A nomadic collaboration presented across two spaces in Bucharest, bringing together international artists in the context of Romanian Design Week. The exhibition focused on dialogue across cultures, exploring material practices as a shared language beyond geography.
Embracing (Your) True Nature Athens, Greece — 1–7 July 2024
Embracing (Your) True Nature Athens, Greece — 1–7 July 2024
The Garden of Belonging Iași — Romanian Creative Week, May 14–25, 2025
A group exhibition presented in Athens, bringing together artists working across object, design, and sculptural practices. The exhibition explored intuitive expression, organic form, and the relationship between material, gesture, and personal language.
The Garden of Belonging Iași — Romanian Creative Week, May 14–25, 2025
The Garden of Belonging Iași — Romanian Creative Week, May 14–25, 2025
The Garden of Belonging Iași — Romanian Creative Week, May 14–25, 2025
An immersive group exhibition exploring themes of creation, transformation, and the relationship between nature and human presence. Set in the underground galleries of the Metropolitan of Iasi city, the project brought together international ceramic artists in a sensorial environment shaped by organic forms and symbolic narratives.
SYMBIOSIS Bucharest — May 17–25, 2025
The Garden of Belonging Iași — Romanian Creative Week, May 14–25, 2025
Contemporary Venice 2025 Venice — October 24 – November 7, 2025
A group exhibition exploring the relationship between ceramic and wood, infused with sensory elements such as coffee and shared rituals. The project brought together artists working with natural materials, emphasizing connection, collaboration, and atmosphere.
Contemporary Venice 2025 Venice — October 24 – November 7, 2025
The Garden of Belonging Iași — Romanian Creative Week, May 14–25, 2025
Contemporary Venice 2025 Venice — October 24 – November 7, 2025
Upcoming participation in the 17th edition of a contemporary art exhibition hosted at Palazzo Albrizzi-Capello, exploring themes of identity, body, and environment within an international context.
artists
anne marie peters
Works with raw Belgian clay sourced from the Meuse River, creating handbuilt pieces that grow slowly into unique, textured forms.
amii tsang
Draws inspiration from flowers and seasonal change, imagining soft, organic forms that carry a sense of quiet transformation and memory.
ioana bogin
Works with clay in a quiet, intuitive state, allowing forms to emerge slowly through stillness, clarity, and a natural flow of process.
olga yakovlenko
Creates sculptural ceramic objects that bring a sense of calm and balance, offering space for quiet reflection and presence.
cătălin filip
Creates sculptural lamps and vessels shaped by gravity, where folds and bends give the pieces a natural and effortless presence.
janice cormier
Creates handbuilt vessels and sculptural forms shaped by a deep connection to landscape, exploring time, place, and the relationship with the earth.
javier seral posac
Creates handbuilt ceramic vessels inspired by ancient Mediterranean amphoras, with organic surfaces that bring movement and personality to each piece.
constanze abroell
Inspired by marine life, this series explores sponge-like forms and porous structures, reflecting the quiet complexity of natural organisms.