bone dry / cnámh triomaigh 

The process I employ within my creative practice is hand built ceramics coupled with drawing.

My project is primarily about the vessel/body exploring the fragility and the strength inherent in the human form. 

On the larger vessels I use a variety Read More...

bone dry / cnámh triomaigh 

The process I employ within my creative practice is hand built ceramics coupled with drawing.

My project is primarily about the vessel/body exploring the fragility and the strength inherent in the human form. 

On the larger vessels I use a variety of textured glazes and underglazes which are evocative of the source material.

Making marks on the vessels brings the effect of time/age on the work which in turn brings timelessness when the pieces are grouped together.

There is a slower pace in making, a quietness of the repeated action when creating the bowls.

Inspiration comes from several different sources ranging from bones found on the moors to the paintings of Georgia O’Keefe and the architecture of Gaudí.