Maker's statement
For 5 years my Ceramics have been based on the many varied aspects of the sea: shells, corals, fish, waves, colours. This year my interests seem to be leaving the water and looking towards the land forms and surfaces of fruits, vegetables, seeds and flowers. The piece for this collection marks a time when my mind is with bith areas of sea and land. I am intrigued with developing forming and glazing baility in Ceramics. This piece, formed by coiling and hand modelling, has been multiple glaze fired in and out of the kiln six times. When the pot reaches top temperature, I hold that heat and the glazes melt and move over the form - hopefully breathing life into itself ....