Pink Vessel 2023
Stoneware vase glazed with handmade June Perry Purple glaze
Primarily based in ceramics, I find myself drawn to emulating organic forms.
My work explores the ideas of ‘picnic politics’, the unspoken rules and dynamic you find when attending. I play with the boundaries of a picnic, what makes it? What do you bring? Who can come? When creating my scenes I delve into the femininity of the environment, the comfort you find within the informal playfulness of a picnic.
Within my practice I use organic matter such as moss and wood in addition to clay to embody this natural co-existence of femineity and nature. This process allows me to play with my thoughts about my own identity and purpose as a woman today, encompassing the narrative of the male gaze and the uncomfortable feeling it holds within an all-female space found in my work.
Stoneware vase glazed with handmade June Perry Purple glaze
Ceramic sculptures glazed in metallic glaze. The stages of a female and the femininity of form.
Stoneware vase glazed in Tenmoku and Broken Celadon
selection of hand-built and thrown bowls and vessels.
Tall vessel glazed with Tenmoku and June Perry Purple.
Three ceramic female sculptures, glazed in June Purple glaze