FRUZSI KENEZ (b. 1989) is a visual artist on unceded Kaurna country (Adelaide, South Australia) whose sustainability-focused, zero-waste practice encompasses ceramic sculptures, illustration and artist books.

Fruzsi's work explores belonging, folklore and storytelling and is pre-occupied with our relationship with and place within the natural world.

Perhaps best known for the facilitation of unique creative illustration and ceramic hand-building workshops, Fruzsi is currently developing an online clay course that will be accessible for customers worldwide.

This is aimed at meeting the demand of helping clay enthusiasts be able to work with clay from home safely, as well as tips as tricks with hand-building different objects and forms, how to transport greenware, glazing and more.

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Photo: Tom McCammon
(Be)longing solo exhibition at Nexus Multicultural Art Gallery, Adelaide, 2021