In the work “Sea moon” I have employed the language of sculpture combined with mimetic glazes to consider the sea’s relationship of tidal influences created by the phases of the moon.
My body of work entitled “Time and Tide”, considers the beauty of our coastal environments. Through my creative interpretations I have made material researches to develop glazes that are mimetic of the dynamics of the sea. Utilising the ancient vessel of the moon jar as a canvas, the work conveys the raw energy and beauty of where sea meets land.
The local rural environment where I live is an important issue to me, and its influences are always somewhere to be seen in my work.
Creating my body of work entitled “White Horse Terrain”, I have taken William Morris’s inspirational influences to consider my geographic identity: the bucolic Oxfordshire countryside, where I have lived for the past 34 years, using the local historical iconic White Horse at Uffington Castle to celebrate the beauty of England’s green and pleasant land.