Work
Work
Functional
Ocean Flower series
Nerikomi porcelain. Coloured-clay inlay in the Cool Ice palette — each slice reveals a different interior, each vessel carries the record of its own making.
Misty Morning bowl
Nerikomi porcelain. Eucalyptus ash glaze over layered clay — the Tasmanian bush rendered in fired material.
First Impression of Tasmania — latte cups
Nerikomi porcelain. A set that holds the feeling of arriving — the colour of sandstone, the weight of a new place.
Heaven and Earth — functional ware
Nerikomi porcelain. Cups, plates, vessels for daily use — each one carrying pattern through the clay body, not applied to the surface.
Sculptural
Dimidium Sphaera A
Nerikomi sculptural form. Named work — half-sphere, pattern revealed through the cross-section. The geometry of a halved world.
a magna laetus flos 1
Nerikomi micro-sculptural work exhibited at Paranaple Arts Centre. Mixed media: porcelain, fleece, copper wire, optic fibre, beads.
Suspended Animation
Light sculpture. Design Tasmania, 2025. Porcelain and fibre optic — a vessel that holds light from within.
Fire sculpture — Triennale 2019
Three-metre fire sculpture created with Selena de Carvalho for the Australian Ceramics Triennale. Clay, fire, performance — the kiln as collaborator.