2023
A vibrant collection of contemporary ceramic rings, handmade out of crank clay, glaze and underglaze.
Inspired by the colours of nature in the summer.
2023
A vibrant and colourful summer collection of earrings, pendants and rings. All handmade out of a combination of earthenware, crank and porcelain clay.
Hand painted with glaze, underglaze and underglaze pencils.
Inspired by the beautiful colours of nature in the summer.
2023
A series of sculptural rings, hand carved out of a combination of crank, porcelain and stoneware clay.
Hand painted with glaze, underglaze and underglaze pencils.
Inspired by the colour blue in nature.
2022-2023
A series of contemporary sculptural rings hand carved out of earthenware and stoneware clay. Each ring has been hand painted with glaze and underglaze pencils.
2021
A series of sculptural rings, inspired by ancient ruins buried under the sea.
Each ring has been individually hand carved out of stoneware clay, glazed with an array of glazes and fired to it's optimum maturity, allowing for each ring to become waterproof and durable.
2021-2022
A series of unique contemporary sculptural rings, inspired by graffiti.
Each ring has been individually hand carved out of stoneware clay, glazed with an array of glazes and fired to it's optimum maturity, allowing for each ring to become waterproof and durable.
2021
A collection of rings Inspired by the hot springs and sulphur lakes of Aotearoa. Aotearoa is the Maori name for the country we now know as New Zealand and is commonly translated as "The Land of the Long White Cloud". This project is my way of showing love and respect for this beautiful country that I was lucky enough to explore and call home for a year. Each ring is hand carved out of earthenware clay and glazed with an array of glazes and underglaze pencils.
2017
Inspired by the beautiful mountainous landscape of Scotland. Whilst living in Scotland, I found myself drawn to its stunning natural landscapes. I produced a selection of sculptural rings hand carved out of earthenware clay, underglaze pencils and an array of glazes.
2015
Natural phenomena such as crater lakes, mountains and riverbeds were the main focus of inspiration for this body of work. I wanted to capture the beauty of these phenomena and recreate them as wearable art. I was inspired by the secrets of the natural world and wanted to highlight its hidden beauty. My use of bold and vibrant colours was influenced by Cano Cristales, the ‘’River of Five Colours’’ in Columbia.
I hand carved the rings out of earthenware clay. I used a combination of ceramic pencils and an array of glazes. These materials have distinctive properties and I chose them for their fluidity, varying textures and striking, bright colours. I was able to manipulate them and explore the visual equivalents I found in the research.
