TAC! ATELIER – GODIO Chantal
After obtaining her degree in ceramics at the Aosta Institute of Art in 1998, Chantal Godio graduated in 2004 from D.A.M.S. (Disciplines of Art, Music and Show) of Turin. After an experience in didactic laboratories at Forte di Bard, in 2014 she opened her own art workshop where she could devote herself to the work of ceramics, the “TaC! Atelier”.
Her production consists mainly of roosters, sheeps and goats, as well as some curious characters (such as the Tueno) and fanciful compositions (such as the Alpine arches) that revisit, in a modern and captivating way, elements of Aosta Vallet folklore.
The distinctive feature of her creations is a continuous reminder of the universe of children, where fantasy and spontaneity merge to give life to unique creations of their kind.
Her colourful glazed ceramics, often combined with wooden components, make her work a fine example of an innovative interpretation of traditional craftsmanship.
RODOZ Marco
Marco became interested in carpentry as a child following his father. He then attended the Don Bosco Institute in Châtillon, specializing in carpentry. After finishing his studies, he began to bring his first objects to life and worked at a carpenter’s business. In 2023 he decided to pursue his career path independently, opening a dual business as a wood craftsman on the one hand and a bicycle tour guide on the other. His production consists of furniture complements, turned and inlaid objects: in fact, Marco specializes in marquetry, a particular technique that is achieved by putting together minute pieces of woods of different essences in the original object in order to create patterns or designs.