In Semester 1 I have been continuing to explore foundational techniques such as coil building, slab building and hollow forms as well as slip casting. My work is about the human condition and a quest for equilibrium, represented in tensions between elements such as texture, form and colour. Clockwise from left: Comfort Zone (2024), Internal […]
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I was amazed to find that even my earliest wheel thrown pieces are ‘talking to’ the latest ones out of the kiln. It just goes to show that my visual language is emerging. I love eclectic sets! Can you tell?
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I have kept busy the past few months learning how to throw bowls, mugs and plates on the wheel. This Semester I have made approximately 60 pieces, and recycled 20kg of clay! Here are some of the pieces I have produced.
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My ritual is movement. Yoga is a great way to connect with the breath, creativity and purpose. It is an art form in itself. Why not take up a bit more space? I went out experimenting with context, lighting, repetition of form, and contrast with this piece. I like the way the lines of the […]
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I created a coffee set and tied them together through eclectic glazing. The deliberately imperfect forms are inspired by Japanese wabi-sabi aesthetic. I used the pinch pot technique, and slab building for the jug.
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