Wednesday, 24 April 2013
Monday, 15 April 2013
Preserved Glass and Porcelain Wall Peices
Here are two wall pieces happily in two different homes!
Both Wall pieces consist of different preserved plants between the glass, encased in individual porcelain boxes.
Close up of fern on first wall piece
The Ceramics Studio Bermondsey
I have also been spending time at the wonderful Ceramics Studio in the Bermondsey Biscuit Factory. Its made up of lots of diverse and different ceramic artists and is run by this lovely, super talented and kind lady Leyla Folwell, check their website out for wonderful courses and great Ceramic help!
Sun and Moon
The sun has a daily and
an annual cycle. While the sun is not subject to change itself, but
is either shinning or not shinning, the moon is waxing and waning,
The sun is either there or not there, and only a very short period of
transition exists at sunrise and sunset. The moon is never completely
there or completely not there, and there is a short period of
transition at the full moon and the new moon. The mode of existence
of the sun expresses contrasts, an opposition between being and
not-being, the mode of existence of the moon expresses transition and
mediation, always moving being and not being' (Oosten 1983;144)
Saturday, 13 April 2013
Glengall Wharf Garden- Ceramic sign Installation
On my previous blog I blogged about this...
Well they are now finished and a couple of weeks ago in the snow! Bill Hudson, Cynthia and I put them in the garden! They do look great now they are in their chosen environment...
Well they are now finished and a couple of weeks ago in the snow! Bill Hudson, Cynthia and I put them in the garden! They do look great now they are in their chosen environment...
Wonderfully decorated by members of the community and lovingly installed.
Off the Radar!
Hello! I am sorry I have been off from Blogging! Have been leading a very busy life recently...here is a little glimmer..
I have bee n spending the beginning of my week working with a Ceramicist in Oxford called Margaret O'Rourke...
I have bee n spending the beginning of my week working with a Ceramicist in Oxford called Margaret O'Rourke...
Margaret is a Potter who throws with Porcelain, firing in a gas kiln. Her porcelain work is beautifully translucent, her pieces are created for lights.
Elegant and Beautiful
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