Lammel, Ilona (1950 - 1998)

Ceramic and porcelain artist. She was born in Budapest in 1950. She graduated in 1976 from the Hungarian Academy of Applied Arts (now Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design) in porcelain design under master ceramicist Imre Schrammel. Between 1981 and 1985, she taught at the Zebegény Free School, and from 1991 in the master’s programme of the Hungarian Academy of Applied Arts. In 1991?1992, she was a founding member of the TERRA Group. A recurring element in his unique sculptural works was the relationship between the built and natural environment and people. Her most important professional distinctions include a scholarship to the Hungarian Academy of Rome (1991) and awards at the National Ceramics Biennial, Pécs, Hungary (1984, 1990, 1998) and International Ceramics Competition, Faenza, Italy (1985).