Background & Practice
I’m a self-taught ceramic artist based in East Sussex. I started working seriously with clay around four years ago and developed a studio practice centred on sculptural work rather than functional ware. I’m still learning all the time, but over the last few years I’ve built a body of work that’s been shown in exhibitions including The Holy Art (London) and galleries in East Sussex.
From the Studio & Updates
From the Studio is where I share new pieces as they develop, surface and glaze tests, and the occasional note on what I’m exploring in the workshop.
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Shop the Collection
One-off sculptural ceramic pieces for indoor display. Each work is made by hand in my studio and is designed to be lived with, viewed from different angles, and appreciated for texture and shadow.
Potfest South East, Glynde Place 2026
I exhibited a collection of sculptural ceramics at Potfest South East, held at Glynde Place from May 22 to 24, 2026. This historic Elizabethan venue near Lewes provided a stunning backdrop for my work. Visitors explored a range of unique, one-off pieces that focused on geological textures and natural forms crafted throughout the previous year.
Past dates & venue
22–24 May 2026Glynde Place, Sussex
Works displayed
Sculptures focused on raw texture
Gallery
View photos from Glynde
Past Show
Ceramics South East 2026
Group ceramics exhibition at The Clay Studio.
Dates
5–6 June 2026
Opening Hours
Friday 17:00–21:00 • Saturday 10:00–18:00
Contact
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THE STUDIO
Sculptural practice inspired by geological form.
I make hand-built ceramic pieces that focus on surface, shadow, and form. My work is influenced by geology and the way time shapes landscapes—erosion, pressure, accretion, and weathering. I work mainly in stoneware and terracotta, often building slowly by hand to create textured surfaces that change as light moves across them.
A self-taught ceramic artist based in Sussex, my practice is centred on sculptural work rather than functional ware. Over the last few years I’ve built a body of work that’s been shown in exhibitions including The Holy Art (London) and galleries throughout the South East.