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'Island' from the 'What on Earth?' series

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The 'What on Earth?' series of ceramics carry a sense of being animate, as if they might be a living form. This 'biomorphic' presence underpins every aspect of the work, from their colour, form and texture to their scale, layers and functionality. 
 
Made from stoneware clay and inspired by the forms of different decaying fruits, the sculptures highlight the charred, textured surfaces. They are hand-built and mainly unsuitable for outdoor display.
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'Island', January 2014
Stoneware clay and mixed acrylic glazes 
28x23x17cm
natural forms organic clay craft ceramics sculpture fine art colour Form

'Island', January 2014
Stoneware clay and mixed acrylic glazes 
28x23x17cm
natural forms organic clay craft ceramics sculpture fine art colour Form

'Island', January 2014
Stoneware clay and mixed acrylic glazes 
28x23x17cm
natural forms organic clay craft ceramics sculpture fine art colour Form

'Island', January 2014
Stoneware clay and mixed acrylic glazes 
28x23x17cm
natural forms organic clay craft ceramics sculpture fine art colour Form

'Island', January 2014
Stoneware clay and mixed acrylic glazes 
28x23x17cm
'Island' from the 'What on Earth?' series
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'Island' from the 'What on Earth?' series

The second in the series of the ‘What on Earth?’ collection. This is named 'Island' – a bluey coloured ceramic sculpture made from stoneware clay Read More

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