“…designers and artists established an aesthetic of fragmentation, disruption and displacement…the look promoted ragged edges, irregular hemlines, crinkled fabrics and ill-fitting layers” Cher Potter, Future Beauty: 30 Years of Japanese Fashion

Deconstruction is the theme behind this range of porcelain lighting and decorative or functional interior accessories.  Inspired by Read More...

“…designers and artists established an aesthetic of fragmentation, disruption and displacement…the look promoted ragged edges, irregular hemlines, crinkled fabrics and ill-fitting layers” Cher Potter, Future Beauty: 30 Years of Japanese Fashion

Deconstruction is the theme behind this range of porcelain lighting and decorative or functional interior accessories.  Inspired by clay and fabric materiality, this collection questions interactions within the interior environment, as well as the different responses and reactions this evokes within the viewer.

The pieces show the fragility and unpredictability of porcelain. Subverting traditional methods of production, by deconstructing the constructed, has resulted in a range of distorted, manipulated and beaten forms.