In this exhibition, the Nataliya Zuban reflects on how time stretches, compresses, or hangs suspended, shaping our perception of moments.

Waiting, deferring, and counting turn time into a lived experience rather than an abstract measure, inviting viewers to consider tension, change, and the expectations that govern perception.

Nataliya Zuban

Nataliya Zuban was born in 1992 in Opishnia, Ukraine. She holds an Interdisciplinary PhD from the Eugeniusz Geppert Academy of Art and Design in Wroclaw, Poland (2018–2021), and BFA/MFA degrees in Ceramics from the Lviv National Academy of Arts, Ukraine (2009–2015).

She has participated in numerous international residencies, including the Ceramic Creative Center at the Clayarch Gimhae Museum (South Korea); the European Ceramic Work Center and the Rijksakademie van Beeldende Kunsten (the Netherlands); Senter for keramisk kunst (Norway); and Casa Wabi (Mexico).

Zuban’s works have been exhibited nationally and internationally and are held in the collections of the Ariana Museum (CH), Keramikmuseum Westerwald (DE), FuLe International Ceramic Art Museum FLICAM (CN), Vallauris Institute of Arts (FR), Museu de Ceràmica de l’Alcora (ES), the Centre of Polish Sculpture in Oronsko (PL), and the National Museum of Ukrainian Pottery (UA).

IASPIS Artist in residence

Nataliya Zuban is IASPIS artist in residence in Göteborg, spring 2026.

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Craft Days

The Craft Days Biennial aims to highlight, strengthen, and increase the visibility of the contemporary craft field in the Västra Götaland region. The event premiered in 2021 and is organised by Konsthantverkscentrum in collaboration with Konstepidemin, the Swedish School of Textiles, Form & Folk, Not Quite, and the Röhsska Museum. Craft Days 2026 at Konstepidemin will take place on 8–10 May, with support from Västra Götalandsregionen, IASPIS, Statens Kulturråd, Form & Folk and ABF Göteborg.