Clay Ketter had a few impressive pieces called
Golf Coast Slabs. Very powerful pictures, that look like abstract photographs at first. On a closer inspection it becomes clear, that they are actually traces of homes: the homes swept away by the hurricane Katrina that hit the American Gulf Coast in 2006.
His work on the surface has a beautifully minimalist aesthetic, but the real interest lies beneath the layers in a "truth to materials" approach and the perfection of the process.
Klaus Staudt. Loved it! Reminds me of this
fog.
Valeria Nascimento plays with porcelain (like me, then!)