New Build, Broadway Gallery, Letchworth Garden City, 2020 curated by Kristian Day

New Build incorporates a series of ceramics made over the last two years which explore modern and traditional relationships to dwelling and our relationship to the earth. Through a series of symbolic and semi functional ceramics the work meanders through narratives of working the land, building dwellings and modes of transport which culminates as a fictional encounter with a new build housing estate by the M4 motorway which just happens to be placed at intersections with a pre-holocene road and energetic ley line.

Window with rain drop, pigment on plaster, 90x45cm, 2020

Brueghel's tree, pigment on plaster, 90x45cm, 2020

New build, pigment on plaster, 90x45cm, 2020

Waitrose green, pigment on plaster, 90x45cm, 2020

Waitrose Green, installation view, Broadway Gallery, Letchworth Garden City, 2020

Bowl with snake, mushrooms and raindrops, 30 x 25 x 6cm, 2019

Raindrops with flower, felt, wood and wire, 150x110cm, 2020 made in collaboration with Krysia Root

Candle castle, glazed ceramic, 12 x 12 x 35cm, 2019

M4 at night, glazed ceramic, 30 x 20 x 15cm, 2019

Functional wares, glazed stoneware, 2020

The Grantchester Pottery, The Moorings Mural, Thamesmead

Commissioned by Peabody, produced in collaboration with Hawksmoor Youth Club, Woolwich Polytechnic and Light Follows Behaviour, curated by Sam Skinner. Photography Angus Mill.