I’m an 18-year-old student at Ron Dearing College. I’ve been working with ceramics for around 2 years and recently completed A Levels in Fine Art, 3D Design, and Graphics.
Working mainly on the pottery wheel, I create both uniform vessels and more sculptural forms. Each piece is made individual through its glazing, which captures rhythm and spontaneity. I embrace the unpredictability of the kiln, balancing control with chance to give every work its own character. I have a particular interest in brokenness and capturing moments of fragility.
Focus:
I am inspired by the philosophy of Wabi-Sabi, where flaws become a form of beauty. I explore brokenness, individuality, and imperfection, aiming to capture movement in glazing.
I aim to minimize waste when working with ceramics by recycling all scrap clay and try using glazes that are as least harmful as possible and dispose of everything appropriately
Working mainly on the pottery wheel, I create both uniform vessels and more sculptural forms. Each piece is made individual through its glazing, which captures rhythm and spontaneity. I embrace the unpredictability of the kiln, balancing control with chance to give every work its own character. I have a particular interest in brokenness and capturing moments of fragility.
Focus:
I am inspired by the philosophy of Wabi-Sabi, where flaws become a form of beauty. I explore brokenness, individuality, and imperfection, aiming to capture movement in glazing.
I aim to minimize waste when working with ceramics by recycling all scrap clay and try using glazes that are as least harmful as possible and dispose of everything appropriately
