LOUISA AKKA
Louisa creates contemporary ceramic sculptures that bring the quiet power of the forest into interiors, translating the science of Forest Bathing into forms that calm, rejuvenate and connect. Her biomorphic sculptures depict the delicate dance of growth and decay, entropy and regeneration, evoking organic systems from the microscopic to the monumental.
Each sculpture, untouched by glaze to enhance its tactile integrity, is a study in texture, energy, and sustainability, capturing life in transformation, while honouring the materials and the environment.
Louisa’s sculptures can be tailor-made for luxury residences, prestigious hotels and curated spaces, offering sophisticated, contemplative anchors to infuse spaces with nature’s relaxing rhythm and resonance via the biophilic serenity of her organic flowing forms.
Louisa is a member of Future Icons
Current & Upcoming Events
Future Icons Selects
14 - 21 May 2026
Covering London Craft Week & Clerkenwell Design Week
83 Rivington Street, London EC2A 3AY
www.futureicons.co.uk
Fresh Air Sculpture
14th June - 5th July 2026
The Old Rectory, Church Road,
Quenington, Cirencester GL7 5BN
www.freshairsculpture.com
Adorn the Future
October 2026
83 Rivington Street, London EC2A 3AY
Vertical Gallery Exhibition
June 2025 - April 2026
Manchester School of Art, M15 6AD
Previous Highlights
July - September 2025
“From Ashes to Blossoms” Exhibition at the Eden Foundation Japanese Gallery, London
July 2025
New Designers Exhibition
July 2025
Manchester School of Art - 1st Class Honours BA(Hons) Product Craft & Design
June 2025
“Bloom” Manchester School of Art Degree Show
April 2025
Awarded Commission for Vertical Gallery at MSoA
March 2025
Finalist for The Ideas Festival, MMU
November 2024
Manchester Fashion Institute and MMU Collaboration with Community Clothing - Design for Planet Festival
2024
Cheshire Clay Studio - Open Studio
2020
Warrington and Vale Royal College Exhibition in collaboration with the charity Mid-Cheshire Mind,
2019
“Salt of the Earth” Lion Salt Works Exhibition, Cheshire