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Bowl surrounded by coral plates Shiny brown glaze, this was thrown then sculpted (Pen is to illustrate scale) -
Thrown pot with intricate coral detail. 13h x 23 dia cm The vessel has been dipped in a gorgeous deep purple glaze Sitting in a window, you can see the light through the coral detail -
Gorgeous deep electric blue stoneware glazed dish, with two dip compartments. Great for entertaining, but just as beautiful holding your jewellery or coastal treasures. Approx. 22 x 13cm Suitable as ovenware, foodsafe -
Curious jug with coral blossoms drifting around the seaweed branches The unusual handle reaches out either side of the hand thrown body and the blossoms are raised relief petals -
Unique Handmade Ceramic Vase This vase has multiple facets, great for displaying flowers, brushes, or simply as a piece of artwork by itself. The mixed deep blue glaze is offset by the turquoise used inside. -
Turquoise glaze mug with sculpted raw clay driftwood effect handle, and bronze glaze 'bolts'. -
Mottled glaze mug with sculpted raw clay driftwood effect handle, and bronze glaze 'bolts'. -
Sketched from a photo of an opened nautilus found stranded on the beach, this vase is so tactile. The matt indigo glaze is offset by the glossy white fan shell and the shiny turquoise inside the vase Dimensions 14h cm -
Explosive portals to mysterious dimensions. This lantern bounces light around. Inside is smooth white poreclain clay, outside is rough brushed cobalt oxide. The entire lantern is dipped in a clear glaze. -
Explosive portals to mysterious dimensions. This lantern has a smooth white porcelain clay tnterior which bounces light Outside the purple/brown shiny glaze melts around the portals -
From the "Suspended In Time" Exhibition at The Brickworks Museum Inspired by my diving adventures into the deep, this piece of work is a shipwreck hull. Over time, decay gives way to life, as marine creatures claim the wreckage as their own. This piece captures the slow transformation of a leaning, sunken ship’s hull, now teeming with corals, barnacles, and seaweed. The disintegrating wood is textured and worn. Vibrant coral plates and clusters of barnacles spread across the surface, their organic shapes contrasting with the ship’s rigid structure. A wash of iron oxide gives the hull a distressed finish, emphasising its history. Barnacles are sculpted from unglazed porcelain. Steampunk-inspired portholes with embedded cogs, reminiscent of watch gears, give a timeless intrigue. Approx. 30cm long -
Wavy shell-like over-sized dish. Glassy green glaze inside, deep matt blue outside Approx dimensions 28cm dia Suitable as ovenware, foodsafe
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