My work explores the concepts of nature and utopia, landscapes, the garden and agriculture as the foundations of civilization, the relationship between light and life, and the fragility of ecological systems
Ancestral and ecological assembly techniques
Through education, development and research, Design School Kolding represents and supports a diversity of crafts, incorporating a broad range of material resources and using multiple techniques – analogue as well digital.
Ceramist in love with the seaside
Creative, Innovative and Enquiring
Glass. Change-ling
I like to work with space in scale models and objects in its environment.
I work with natural forms and textures, creating handcrafted ceramics that are individually unique
down to earth (& all over the place)
As a jeweller, my work is inspired by the rich history and cultural heritage of Scotland, particularly by ancient Celtic artefacts and patterns.
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Experiments with cast jesmonite tiles with varying percentages of industrial swarf waste
Thread Art on Board made by beginner participant of Creating Thread Art Workshop delivered by Catherine Hiles
Sparkly wire densely packed
Glass, fused with Optul powder
Screen print, Embroidery
Clay, 3D printer, ceramic glaze