Jane Jermyn
My work is mainly biomorphic – that is, either inspired by or based on natural forms.
Q&A
Artist Statement
| I collect or photograph natural objects and textures as part of my inspiration. I make my own paper clay out of various clays and use hand-building to form my work, mainly coiling and pinching. The work is usually finished using oxides. |
What craft do you work with?
| Hand-built in paper-clay using a slab method. Finished with copper carbonate. |
Media & Contact
Representation
Other
Contact
Email: janejermyn@gmail.com
References
Website: http://janejermynceramics.com
Photography credit
| Jane Jermyn |
Location
Ireland
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