A figurative abstract gallery of sculptural ceramics, panels and mosaic, stained and sculptural glass, paintings and more.
Monday, 12 December 2011
Thursday, 3 November 2011
Three by Three
Mother Nature and her Children
The Four Elements
Fire
Looking from a plane flying over the African Great Rift Valley I imagined the stresses and heat that went into forming this amazing feature and tried to portray it in ceramic form
Water
Water Water Everywhere
Earth
From the Earth
Wind
Wind Song
Tuesday, 21 June 2011
Ceramic Standing
Sculptural Ceramics and Mosaic in Obelisk form
Ceramic Standing relates to the Pennines of Northern England, the history, people and geography
The Celtic Influence
can be seen in standing stones, stone circles and crosses in the region
There is history at every turn, in place names, buildings and architectural features
Fields bounded by Dry Stone Walls from the local stone
The area has strong ties to it's roots
The people have a strong sense of community, tradition and with families going back many generations
A deep relationship to the area
The geography is stunning with wild fells, open moorland and rock outcrops
Deep valleys with fast running water and waterfalls, lakes and tarns
The Pennines are the backbone of Northern England, truly inspiring
The ceramics are stoneware fired to 1300 C
Glass with oxide colouring has been fused into many of the ceramic shapes and tiles
The beads are Mullite
Ceramics with attitude
Ceramic Standing
Sunday, 19 June 2011
Thursday, 16 June 2011
Mother Nature and her Children
Mother Nature and her Children
For anybody wondering her children are the four elements
A panel in sculptural ceramic and mosaic
Mother Nature herself
The faces are in a stoneware body fired at 1300 C with oxide finish
This is Fire with a rather blistered appearance
Into some of the ceramics I have fused glass at 1300 C
The red mosaic represents fire reaching out, the round shapes with the glass water, the ceramic that the faces are made from earth and the background of small ceramic beads air
Part of the enjoyment in making was relationships between the forms
and
With a tile border the finished panel
Mother Nature and her Children The Four Elements
Wednesday, 15 June 2011
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