The two faces of this piece, splitting and tearing as they’re rolled out, are joined by slabs pressed into patterned metal. Rubbed oxides with iron-red glaze.
16 cm. high, 20 cm. wide, 7 cm. deep.
I've begun to rise to the challenge of creating free-standing artworks that continue to explore the juxtaposition of smooth, engineered surfaces with rough natural textures
Corrugated iron has become a regular influence on many of these forms. Using the same rib that I use for throwing, but here it’s dragged over the clay. Rubbed oxides and bronze glaze. 19 cm. high, 18 cm. wide, 7.5 cm. deep. SOLD
Split and torn slabbed vessel. Rubbed oxides with matt black glazed interior. 19 cm. high, 15 cm. wide, 7 cm. deep. SOLD
The corrugated wings of this piece have a heavy coat of manganese oxide, varying from brown to metallic black, the central panels lightly rubbed. Bronze glaze over the interior surfaces. 23 cm. high, 22 cm. wide, 8 cm. deep.
A collision of two worlds: bronze corrugated box meets rough stone-like box. 19 cm. high, 18 cm. wide, 7 cm. deep.
This very variable metallic bronze glaze never ceases to surprise me. Here, it varies from bright bronze through matt brown to black. 19 cm. high, 18 cm. wide, 8 cm. deep.
The first in a series of layered ‘Strata’ vases, inspired by eroded rock formations. Matt black glaze over interior surfaces.
10 cm. high, 9 cm. wide, 6.5 cm. deep.
The second of the series of layered ‘Strata’ vases. Antique bronze glaze over the interior surfaces. 11.5 cm. high, 9 cm. wide, 7.5 cm. deep. SOLD
