An earthen landscape cradling evocative clay sculptures and earthen seats by eleven contemporary artists is currently housed at the Richard Saltoun Gallery in London. This exposition, comprising showcases spearheaded by female artists, was curated by London-based creative studio It’s a Local Collective. Titled Born From Earth, the art exhibition aims to celebrate the materiality of clay through an array of ceramic sculpture crafter by pioneers and young stalwarts in the industry.For this exhibition, Lisa Chan of ‘It’s a Local Collective’ created a 13 metre long earthen platform that could hold the sculptures made out of clay. The platform, made out of natural earth and lime, sets the stage for a biophilic design enclosure where visitors can move calmly, with ease. The exposition, thus, presents a conspicuous dialogue between art and architecture. This physical presentation of abstract sculptures is accompanied by a series of talks and events organised by Chan and Chinese artist Yushi Li as part of the Architectural Association pop-up summer school.