My work invites you to think about our place in the natural world. I create striking juxtapositions, strange metamorphoses and surreal images. Through sculpture, I aim to create a sense of wonder, a kind of magic realism in clay.

It also explores heritage, identity and gender. I’m interested in the dialogue between historical artefacts and the contemporary world. Objects can hold stories, memories and meanings.

I combine throwing and hand-building techniques. I experiment with different forms, textures and firing processes. The results are often organic, tactile and unpredictable.

Beyond my studio practice, I teach ceramics and create spaces for people to explore, experiment and connect through making, sharing my skills and love for clay.

We create supportive and inclusive spaces to explore, experiment and discover the joy and connection that comes from working with clay.