My work is inspired by the landscapes of ice and water that I experienced while working as an oceanographer in the Arctic.

I found it challenging to document and create reports on the physics and dynamics of the fjords while they changed so quickly before my eyes. This led me to withdraw from the science and seek a way to express my thoughts through art. Ceramics allows me to work in three dimensions and to play with the edge of things, seeking to represent a sense of fragility through a variety of forms and sculpture.

  • Ice Grid

    £30.00

    Compact ceramic cup with a grid-carved texture and glacier-blue dripped glaze.

  • Moraine Flow

    £30.00

    Textured tumbler with sweeping black slip lines and a deep blue-brown glaze reminiscent of glacial melt.

  • Ridgeline

    £30.00

    Heavily textured ceramic cup with ridged surface and crisp horizon-blue glaze.

  • Ice Grid

    £30.00

    Compact ceramic cup with a grid-carved texture and glacier-blue dripped glaze.

  • Moraine Flow

    £30.00

    Textured tumbler with sweeping black slip lines and a deep blue-brown glaze reminiscent of glacial melt.

  • Ridgeline

    £30.00

    Heavily textured ceramic cup with ridged surface and crisp horizon-blue glaze.

Blog

The blog is part journal, part inspiration, part creative reflection. You’ll find updates on Arctic sea ice, climate stories, and behind-the-scenes glimpses of how I translate those frozen landscapes into clay forms. It’s for anyone curious about the Cryosphere, art, or the quiet ways we can pay attention to a world in flux.

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