“The China Hall is one of those buildings that on first stepping inside elicits gasps of wonder – with its high barrel-vaulted ceilings, immense space and visible remnants of its former industrious past.”
From British Ceramics Biennial website (delivered by The Clay Foundation)
I agree with the British Ceramics Biennial site description there’s certainly something about the sheer scale of this space. That work continues to be commissioned especially for it is especially wonderful.
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Growing a thicker skin
I’m developing a body of work called Carapace, they’re going to be armours, skins, husks… wearable hopefully. For this I’m experimenting with paper clay, how thin can I make it,…
Scion Cupola Contemporary Gallery Christmas Show on NOW
I have a new piece of work called Nidus in Cupola’s Christmas Show, featured on their instagram site here
New Work: Crustaceous Collection
I unloaded my kiln this morning and then cracked open a couple of saggar pots that had been fired with wood ash, banana skins and all manner of organic matter.…
Crustaceous…
I love the idea of having a hardened exterior. I definitely don’t permanently but it is a good feeling to be finding your shell again. This word also relates to…
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