Alice Trescarte is a French ceramist, born in 1991 in the south of France.

She began working with clay in 2016, approaching the medium through an exploratory and playful process. Oscillating between refinement and rawness, ALICE'S work draws from the formal vocabulary of the decorative arts while embracing a more brutalist, almost primitive force. she engages the material in a direct and physical dialogue, allowing forms to emerge rather than be imposed. Her sculptures take shape as ambiguous anthropomorphic presences — somewhere between totems and golems — at once protective and unsettling. Through the transformative act of firing, these figures shed their malleability and acquire a mineral gravity, assuming the density and silence of stone. In their stillness, they evoke remnants, guardians, or fragments of an unknown mythology.