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Anisa    
Nachett
THIRD SPACE


Anisa Nachett (born 1990) is a Moroccan-British visual artist trained as an architect. Her work grows from the space between worlds - between Britain and Morocco, between architecture and craft, between the familiar and the quietly foreign. Trained at TU Delft in The Netherlands and Architectural Association, she turned away from the drawing board and towards the visual arts, where, she has focused primarily on ceramics, using clay to carve, extrude, and transform traditional motifs into three-dimensional forms.

Khatam IV

Breezle Block I
Sodesiya II
Breezle Block I
Khatam I

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A limited series of ceramic vases made for Galerie Poche


Vase Rectangular
Date: 2026
Medium: Glazed Terracotta
Size Approx (cm): 10 × 10 × 30
Price: € 245
Vase Circular
Date: 2026
Medium: Glazed Terracotta
Size Approx (cm): 10 × 10 × 30
Price: € 245
Vase Circular detail

As part of the exhibition, a limited series of ceramic vases by Anisa are available. The forms are derived from the artworks on view, based on the geometry of an arabesque and translated into ceramic extrusions. With the addition of glaze, these pieces become functional objects, while retaining their character as artworks. The vases are custom made for Galerie Poche in a limited edition of 30.

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ANISA
NACHETT


Anisa Nachett (born 1990) is a Moroccan-British visual artist trained as an architect. Her work grows from the space between worlds - between Britain and Morocco, between architecture and craft, between the familiar and the quietly foreign. Trained at TU Delft in The Netherlands and Architectural Association, she turned away from the drawing board and towards the visual arts, where, she has focused primarily on ceramics, using clay to carve, extrude, and transform traditional motifs into three-dimensional forms.

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At JAM* architecten, art is not only a passion, it is an obvious extension of our architectural vision. Just as architecture shapes spaces, art gives them a soul. Driven by the desire to support creation and offer a space for expression to artists, we have chosen to dedicate part of our premises to artistic emergence. A place where the imagination takes shape, where structures and materials dialogue, where each work of art converses with its environment to tell a story.

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Leen Jongewaardkade 109
1031 HS Amsterdam
info@galeriepoche.nl


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