Artist statement

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My ceramic sculptures explore the complexity of human relationships, both between individuals and within the self.

Through an intuitive process that pushes the limits of clay, I create gestural forms that twist, stretch, and expand into organic, human-like figures. These works inhabit a space of continual movement and transformation, capturing moments of tension, growth, and becoming.

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The collection brings together hand-built and wheel-thrown elements, each subsequently altered to emphasize irregularity and expression. Central to the work is the interplay of form, texture, and material—contrasting the delicacy of porcelain with the density of black stoneware.

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These sculptures function as vessels of narrative, embodying individuality, resilience, and the capacity for change. Ceramics, as a medium, carries its own metaphor: shaped through pressure, fire, and time, clay transforms into something enduring—reflecting the human experience of adaptation and renewal.

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Want to have a better look before deciding?

Why not arrange a studio visit to see the whole collection in person.

My studio is in Great Brickhill which is a small village 30 minutes by train from Euston London, and is under an hour drive from London.

I will make you a nice cup of tea, or coffee and you can enjoy while you have a look at the art work.

 

Shipment:
I can deliver locally in a radius of 20 km or I can use Van Go Art Couriers which is a well regarded art transporter within the galleries I work with.

 

If you have any questions don’t hesitate to contact me.