I am a ceramic artist working across functional and sculptural forms, with a focus on material transformation, surface and process.

Through a combination of material experimentation and controlled firing, I create tactile, layered surfaces shaped by both intention and unpredictability.

My work spans tableware, vessels, lighting and wall pieces, with a focus on presence, material and spatial context.

These are the pieces where function and sculptural meet. Each is made entirely by hand, without the potter’s wheel and using minimal tools. The work ranges from lamp bases, tableware and vessels to side tables, made in stoneware or porcelain. Construction and firing techniques are often developed specifically for each piece, resulting in work that is individual and one of a kind.

Sculpture. Just because and for the pure joy of it. Makers need to make after all. These sorts of projects give me a… raison d’etre. I adore the challenge, the architecture, the hours and the commitment. The inspiration comes from the natural world, and from years of foraging along the coast. I always marvel at the variety of objects washed ashore, and how Mother Nature can transform everything into beauty given enough time.

Pure function. My wheel thrown work is always made in small batches. These are hard working pieces that are designed to be used daily and include tableware, vases and lamp bases. Design and function are always considered. I also work closely with Michelin starred chefs to create bespoke tableware, crafted to their unique specifications and enhancing the presentation of their dishes. I find this work rewarding as it combines my love of sculpture into functional ware.