I work in small batches to create minimal ceramic artworks and jewellery, influenced by nature and architecture.

I love minimalist architectural design, particularly buildings that fully embrace and work with nature in a sustainable way. This contrast of the natural and built environment also feeds into the shapes that I create. I’m happiest near, in or on water whether it’s sea, river, lake or pool. This, as well as open skies and the landscape around where I live in Oxfordshire all have an impact on my work.

My works are created by layering hand coloured clay, and my patterning process is inspired by the traditional Japanese technique of Nerikomi.

I’m committed to working responsibly as a maker and make conscious decisions in every part of my process. Each piece is mindfully made in my garden studio, and fired using 100% renewable energy.

Before finding pottery, I studied Fine Art Painting at Winchester School of Art, followed by History of Art and Architecture once I moved to Oxford. I spent over ten years curating and promoting the work of artists and designer makers and I’m still passionate about championing artists, appreciating the love that goes into anything handmade.