Brussels · Belgium
Acquire handcrafted sculptural and functional ceramics by Bucky — made in Brussels, shipped worldwide.
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Wheel-thrown stoneware. Subtle geometric forms — cylinders, cones, spheres — in an interplay of light and shadow. Small series, each piece unique.
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A 2024 evolution of the original series. Reinterpreted through mold casting, the geometric language is preserved while new formal possibilities emerge.
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Two differently shaped halves united in one vessel. Inspired by Plato's Symposium — beauty and wholeness arising from contrasting elements. Limited pieces available.
On commission
Stackable stoneware forms — stool, side table, planter — assembled as a monolithic totem. Inspired by Celtic mythology. Architectural statement for interior spaces.
On commission
Variable breezeblock forms created from four half-moulds. Inspired by architect Marcel Breuer's facades — functional form as large-scale sculpture. Available on commission.
A series of forms focused on subtle variations in shape and texture that arise from handcrafting — exploring the interplay between uniformity and individuality. Geometric shapes emerge from the clay: cylinders, cones, spheres — echoing industrial forms in an interplay of light and shadow.
Named after Bernd and Hilla Becher, the German photographers known for their typological documentation of industrial structures — this series applies the same rigorous attention to form and repetition to clay. Each piece is unique despite belonging to a coherent visual language.
A 2024 evolution of the Bernd & Hilla series. Where the original 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.
The mold process allows for a precision of surface and edge that contrasts with — yet complements — the subtle irregularities of the wheel-thrown originals. Together they form a complete dialogue between control and improvisation.
A visual story told through the arrangement of forms — contributing to a larger narrative. The juxtaposition of two differently shaped halves in a single vessel echoes the idea of harmony arising from contrasting elements.
Inspired by Plato's Symposium and the idea that beauty and wholeness emerge when diverse forms come together — this series references Charles & Ray Eames, whose lifelong creative partnership embodied that same union of contrasting sensibilities. Each vessel is a dialogue made permanent in clay.
Experimenting 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. Available on commission.
Each piece in this assembly is both sculptural and practical, stacked to form a tall monolithic form reminiscent of a totem. Inspired by pale, ghostly figures from ancient Celtic sagas — beings shattered and reassembled — these stools, side tables and planters interlock with thoughtful alignment.
Named after architect Sou Fujimoto, whose work explores the boundary between nature and architecture, structure and landscape. The Sou series brings that tension indoors — an object that changes as you add and remove its elements. A singular architectural statement for any interior.
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 expertise with the tactile nature of working with clay — creating small series of handcrafted works at the intersection of design and art. Her work has been exhibited at MAD Brussels (Design Parcours 2024), Flanders DC (For the Now 2024) and Imaginair SHOW S1/1 Brussels.
Bel-Art is her dedicated sales space. For the full studio story, visit brusselspottery.be.
"In my ceramic endeavors, I draw from my architectural background, blending design expertise with the tactile and artistic aspects of working with clay."
— Bucky (Peggy Geens)
Bel-Art (bel-art.be) is an online shop presenting handcrafted ceramic artworks by Brussels-based artist Bucky (Peggy Geens). All pieces are available via inquiry — use the contact form on this page or email peggygeens@icloud.com to express your interest in a specific piece.
Prices range from €450 for individual pieces from the Bernd & Hilla and Bernd & Hilla Revisited collections, to €3,200 for larger Charles & Ray vessels, and up to €7,200–€7,950 for the monumental Sou and Marcel installations. All prices are listed per collection on this page.
Bucky uses two primary techniques: wheel throwing — used for Bernd & Hilla (2023), Sou (2024) and Isamu (2024) — and mold casting, used for Charles & Ray (2021), Marcel (2022) and Bernd & Hilla Revisited (2024). Materials are stoneware and porcelain. All pieces are made by hand in small series in Brussels.
Yes. Bucky is open to commissions from private collectors, interior designers and institutional clients. Use the contact form on this page or email peggygeens@icloud.com to discuss your project — dimensions, technique, finish and timeline. Commissions typically take 8–16 weeks depending on complexity.
Yes. Ceramic artworks from Bel-Art can be shipped internationally. Packaging and shipping costs are agreed as part of the purchase inquiry. For large or fragile pieces, professional art shipping is arranged. Contact us to discuss your location and we will provide a shipping estimate.
Stoneware is a dense, durable clay body fired at high temperatures (1200–1300°C), producing a robust material with a natural, earthy quality — ideal for sculptural and functional forms. Porcelain is a refined, translucent clay fired at similar temperatures, prized for its whiteness and ability to transmit light. Bucky uses stoneware for most of her collections and porcelain exclusively for the Isamu lamp series.
Bel-Art operates on an inquiry basis. Choose a piece or collection, click "Enquire", and fill in the contact form — or email peggygeens@icloud.com directly. Bucky responds within 48 hours to confirm availability, answer questions and share next steps. Payment is by invoice. Pieces are carefully packaged for safe delivery.
Bucky is the artistic name of Peggy Geens, a Belgian ceramic artist based in Brussels. With an architectural background, she creates small series of handcrafted ceramics at the intersection of design and art. Her work has been exhibited at MAD Brussels (MAD Design Parcours 2024), Flanders DC (For the Now 2024) and Imaginair SHOW S1/1 (Brussels, 2024). She works with collectors, interior designers and gallerists across Belgium and internationally.
Interested in acquiring a specific work, commissioning a piece, or exploring a collaboration? Reach out — all enquiries are answered personally within 48 hours.
