Ceramics
I am inspired by nature to make ceramics relating to the landscape. I mainly use paperclay and ashraf hanna clay. These sculptural tubular forms are pit fired.
Tubular forms Ashram Hanna clay
Ceramics
The layers of clay represent the open spaces in the landscape and these pots have been glazed inside with oxides on the outside. Some have had a third firing at low temperature of gold glaze.
Landscape pot Paperclip
Ceramics
I am fascinated by the natural world, the patterns and forms. Seedpods, stones and artichokes are all stoneware and fired to a high temperature so are able to go outside in the garden.
Artichoke Paperclay
Ceramics
I work intuitively on structures developed from organic sources and the white glaze emphasises their form.