A handbuilt ceramic vessel with decoration using the Cuerda Seca technique, fired in an electric kiln.
This sculpture tells the story of an artist’s passion for creating art. This story is told through a snapshot of the artist’s workspace and surroundings, showing the chaos and beauty of creating things.
A mixture of clays, glazes and glass brought together to replicate some of the differing faces from the world around us.
Stoneware pottery and glaze. A cheerful flower to replicate nature all year around. This hydrangea is made up of more than 40 individually cut flowers, which have then been attached to the base. Once fired in the kiln, I applied 4 different glaze colours to create the variation of colour seen in each flower. The […]
Stoneware pottery and glaze. A cheerful flower to replicate nature all year around. This hydrangea is made up of more than 40 individually cut flowers, which have then been attached to the base. Once fired in the kiln, I applied 4 different glaze colours to create the variation of colour seen in each flower. The […]
Stoneware pottery and glaze. A cheerful flower to replicate nature all year around. This hydrangea is made up of more than 40 individually cut flowers, which have then been attached to the base. Once fired in the kiln, I applied 4 different glaze colours to create the variation of colour seen in each flower. The […]
an 8 double page texture textile book : featuring “Slow Stitching ” : colours used are rainbow and pink: one colour per page : it includes a preface and cover page. You are invited to explore and experience the texture and colours by donning white gloves . It has been created with one focus in […]
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