THE RECORD · CERAMIC, THE MOST DURABLE ARTIFACT CLASS
For most of human history, the pot is the record. Civilisations are dated by their pottery; clay outlives the maker, the meal, the house, the language.
Nancy Lucia trained in anthropology — Latin American archaeology — before she trained at the wheel. She makes tomorrow’s artifacts — thrown in Houston, one at a time, documented the way a museum documents a find.
The Catalogue
ACCESSION RECORDS · FLOWER MOON · 2026
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WAXING · FLOWER MOON
FLOWER MOON · MAY · THE COLLECTION
Named for May’s full moon — the month the fields first flower.
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The Hand
FIELD DOCUMENTATION · THE MAKER
THE SAME GESTURE, 8,000 YEARS OLD
“I studied how people who are gone are known by what they made. Then I went and made things.”
Every piece leaves the studio catalogued — thrown, glazed, fired and recorded. What you drink from tomorrow is what someone, eventually, will find.
230 CM · ALLUVIUM · c. 12,000 BP
Every pot outlives its potter.
NANCY LUCIA CERAMICS · HOUSTON, TEXAS · MMXXVI
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