Local Potter Gretchen Paux Digs Into Clay and Community Art

Gretchen Paux isn't buying her clay off a shelf—she's pulling it straight from the ground. The Pensacola potter, who sources her own earth for her work, has become a fixture in the local art community, according to reporting from InWeekly.
Paux's hands-on approach extends beyond her studio practice. "I pull out the larger chunks of earth, rocks and sticks," she explains, describing her process of refining raw material into usable clay. It's a methodical craft that reflects a broader philosophy about art-making rooted in the region itself.
Her work appears to be gaining attention as Pensacola's art scene continues to expand. Paux's involvement in local art nights and community events positions her as one of the area's emerging creative voices, offering both finished pieces and the story of their creation.




