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Brussels · Est. 2020
Ceramic art,
made to be lived with.
Bel-Art is the sales gallery of Brussels-based ceramic artist Bucky (Peggy Geens). Architect-led, handmade stoneware in small numbered series — shipped worldwide.
As seen at
—MAD Brussels
—Flanders DC · For the Now
—Imaginair SHOW S1/1 Brussels
—Design Parcours Brussels
—Featured: Brusselspottery studio
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In depth
The Collections.
Collection I · 2023
Bernd & Hilla
A series focused on subtle variations of shape and texture that arise from handcrafting — exploring the interplay between uniformity and individuality. Geometric forms emerge from the clay: cylinders, cones, spheres — echoing industrial typologies in quiet repetition.
Named after Bernd and Hilla Becher, the German photographers known for their rigorous documentation of industrial structures. Each piece is unique within a coherent visual language.
MaterialStoneware
TechniqueWheel-thrown
Year2023
From€450
Collection II · 2024
Bernd & Hilla Revisited
Where the original series was shaped by the spontaneous dialogue of hand and wheel, this revisitation introduces the discipline of mold casting — giving the geometric language a new clarity while preserving its essential restraint.
Together, the two series form a complete dialogue between control and improvisation.
MaterialStoneware
TechniqueMold-cast
Year2024
From€450
Collection III · 2021
Charles & Ray
Two differently shaped halves meet in a single vessel — a visual story about harmony arising from contrasting elements. Inspired by Plato's Symposium and the lifelong partnership of Charles & Ray Eames, whose collaboration embodied that same union of contrasting sensibilities.
Each vessel is a dialogue made permanent in clay. A limited run; only a handful remain.
MaterialStoneware
TechniqueMold-cast
Year2021
From€450
Collection IV · 2022
Marcel
Experiments with light and shadow, using strategic openings to create structural clarity and geometric precision. Variable breezeblocks are created by combining four half-moulds — no two configurations identical.
The shape is inspired by a facade by architect Marcel Breuer — a figure who believed that functional form could carry poetic weight. In this work, the building block becomes the artwork: an architectural installation at domestic scale.
MaterialStoneware
TechniqueMold-cast
Year2022
From€7,950
Collection V · 2025 · New
Sou
A series of practical forms stacked into a monolithic structure evoking a totem. Inspired by pale, spectral women from ancient myth — banshees, carriers of sorrow and strength. Monuments to those who silently hold the world together.
Glazed textures lend a unity of restrained elegance; each functional element — stool, side table or planter — together forms a towering installation for any interior.
MaterialStoneware
TechniqueWheel-thrown
Year2025
PhotographyWard Deblonde
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Up close
Ceramics, up close.
Surface, glaze and scale — the things a catalogue photograph leaves out. Every work can also be seen and handled in person, by appointment at the Brussels studio.
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The Artist
Bucky — Peggy Geens.
Bucky is the artistic name of Peggy Geens, a ceramic artist based in Brussels. Born in Germany, she moved to Belgium and studied architecture at LUCA School of Arts, followed by ceramics at the Academy of Visual Arts Anderlecht.
Drawing from her architectural training, she blends design thinking with the tactile language of clay — creating small series of handcrafted works that sit at the intersection of design and art. Her practice is characterised by geometric restraint, typological rigour, and an interest in how a single form can hold both function and myth.
Her work has been exhibited at MAD Brussels (Design Parcours 2024), Flanders DC (For the Now 2024), and Imaginair SHOW S1/1 Brussels. She works with private collectors, interior designers, architects and gallerists across Belgium and internationally.
"In my ceramic endeavours, I draw from my architectural background, blending design expertise with the tactile and artistic aspects of working with clay." — Bucky (Peggy Geens)
BasedBrussels, BE
MaterialsStoneware · Porcelain
TechniquesWheel · Mold
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Press & Exhibitions
In conversation.
2025
Sou — new monumental series unveiledStudio release · Brussels
2024
MAD Brussels — Design ParcoursExhibition · September 2024
2024
Flanders DC — For the NowGroup exhibition · Ghent
2024
Imaginair SHOW S1/1Exhibition · Brussels
2022
Marcel — architectural ceramic installationCommission · Brussels
2020
Bel-Art — gallery pivots to contemporary ceramicsStudio news · Brussels
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For the trade
Interior architects
& designers.
A dedicated programme for interior architects, decorators, stylists and gallerists specifying ceramic works for private and commercial projects.
- i.Trade pricing on selected collections, scaled to project volume.
- ii.Tear sheets and high-resolution imagery per piece, sent as a curated PDF pack within 24 hours.
- iii.Site visits and commission development for large-scale work — Sou totems, Marcel breezeblock walls, custom glazes.
- iv.Dedicated account contact, priority on new releases, lead times communicated upfront.
Apply for trade access →
Email the trade desk
Reviewed within 3 working days. Portfolio or studio reference welcome but not required.
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Buying & shipping
Every piece, safely home.
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Certificate of authenticity
Every work ships with a signed and numbered certificate from the artist, including material, technique, year and provenance.
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Insured worldwide shipping
Professional art packing in bespoke crates. Fully insured door-to-door with DHL Art & Fine Arts freight partners for larger works.
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Damage guarantee
Arrives in perfect condition or it is repaired, replaced or refunded. 14-day window from delivery to report any transit issue.
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Flexible payment
Bank transfer, credit card via secure invoice, and 2–3 instalment plans available for works above €1,500. No interest.
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Questions
Before you collect.
For pieces marked "Buy now," send the enquiry form with the piece selected — Peggy confirms availability and sends a secure invoice, payable by credit card or bank transfer, and the work ships within 5 working days of payment. For commission works (Sou, Marcel) and limited pieces, use the Enquire form and Peggy replies personally within 48 hours — usually much faster. Payment is then by invoice, with 2–3 instalments available for works above €1,500.
Yes. Small-to-medium pieces (Bernd & Hilla, Charles & Ray under 40cm) ship in bespoke wooden crates via DHL with full art insurance and typically arrive within 5–10 working days worldwide. Large installations (Sou, Marcel) ship via specialist fine-art freight — we arrange a full quote per destination. Tell us your postcode and we come back with a figure within a day.
Yes. Commissions are welcome from private collectors, interior designers and institutional clients. Typical lead time is 8–16 weeks depending on scale and technique. We begin with a conversation about space, dimensions, glaze direction and budget, then share sketches before committing. A 30% deposit confirms the project; balance on completion, before shipping.
The work itself, in bespoke art packaging; a signed and numbered certificate of authenticity; a care and cleaning guide; and — for larger pieces — installation advice. A short handwritten note from the studio is part of every shipment.
Stoneware is remarkably durable — fired at 1,200–1,300°C, it's vitrified and resists water and temperature well. For functional pieces, hand-washing is recommended (dishwasher is fine for tableware but softens glazes over time). For sculptural work, dust with a soft cloth. Glazes develop character with age — that's a feature, not a flaw.
Yes — see our trade programme above. Trade partners access reduced pricing scaled to project volume, full PDF tear sheets, priority on new drops, and direct studio contact for commissions. Apply via the trade form and we respond within three working days.
Stoneware is a dense, warm-toned clay body fired at 1,200–1,300°C — it has an earthy, tactile quality that suits sculptural and functional forms alike. Porcelain, fired at similar temperatures, is refined and whiter, prized for its ability to transmit light. Bucky uses stoneware for most collections; porcelain is reserved for the Isamu lamp series.
Yes — studio visits are warmly welcomed by appointment in Brussels. It's a chance to see pieces in person, hold them, and discuss commissions. Book via the contact form; visits are usually on Fridays and Saturdays.
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Enquire
Let's speak.
Interested in a specific work, commissioning a piece, or exploring a collaboration? All enquiries answered personally — usually within a few hours.
Email
hello@bel-art.be
Phone
+32 477 99 66 51
WhatsApp
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Studio
brusselspottery.be
Instagram
@bucky_ceramics