Janne Meijer's practice is rooted in process, making, repetition, and care. Through drawing, installation, and ceramics, she explores how objects hold memory, stories, and traces of what once was, what is held onto, and what resists disappearance.

Her ceramic forms, often closed or lidded, suggest containment and secrecy, reflecting on the tension between absence and presence, loss and preservation.

Making functional wares connects her to others and the history of craft, grounding her thinking, making and research, and continuing the endurance of ceramics: its archaeological significance, role in material culture, and the stories built around these fragments.