Sylvie Schueler's artistic practice is intimately linked to soil erosion. When creating her work, Schueler integrates recycled paper with clay to make "paper clay". The paper burns during firing, giving the ceramic a particular texture. The imprints left by the paper fibers lend an organic dimension to the ceramics. The result is a spontaneous, yet controlled cartography of the landscape that echoes her questioning of human alteration of the environment.