(Not) Guilty Pleasures series
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Winner of AWARD at the British Ceramic Biennial, Stoke on Trent, 2025
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Works form the (Not) Guilty Pleasures series 2025(Not) Guilty Pleasures iii, height 51cm
(Not) Guilty Pleasures iv, height 53cm
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(Not) Guilty Pleasures iii, alternative view
Made from reclaimed clay using a combination of thrown, coiled, handbuilt and sprig moulding techniques, decorated with slip and once fired. 
(Not) Guilty Pleasures iii & iv
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Collaboration with Urn StudiosLimited series ceramic cremation urns created in conjunction with and available through Urn Studios
Every urn in this series is one-of-a-kind, shaped through hours of detailed making and finishing.
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Each one is wheel-thrown using White St Thomas clay, chosen for its calm, natural hue and sandy texture. The surface is richly adorned with shells gathered from different beaches, pressed into sprig moulds and combined with hand-modelled leaves and decorative elements.
Each piece brings together clay, craft, and memory; a vessel that embodies the beauty of nature translated through the artist’s hand, offering a graceful way to hold ashes and commemorate a life well lived.
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Gyratory series, 2024Tallest 79cm, available with Vessel Gallery Works shown at COLLECT 2024, Somerset House Created with support from the Oppenheim-John Downes Trust & Wiltshire Ceramics Studio Portrait image credit Russell Sach |
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Rocaille v, 2024
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Height 42cm, porcelain, available with Vessel Gallery
photo credit Jeni Meade 
Height 40cm, porcelain, sold via Vessel Gallery
photo credit Jeni Meade |
Peachy i, 2024
Peachy ii, 2024 |
Height 46cm, stoneware, available with Vessel Gallery
Height 47cm, stoneware, available with Vessel Gallery
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Rocaille iii, 2023
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Height 41cm, porcelain, sold via Vessel Gallery
photo credit Jeni Meade 
Height 67cm, stoneware, acrylic paint, available
photo credit John Taylor, Jeni Meade |
Abundance i & ii, 2023
Shell vases i, ii & iii, 2022 |
Height 43cm, stoneware, available with Vessel Gallery
Tallest height 44cm, porcelain
Sold via Culture Object, NY photo credit John Taylor |
Shell Grotto Lantern, 2023
Jardiniere i,ii & iii, 2021 |
Porcelain; lit with LED flex
Developed with support from the Making Waves Ceramics Trust Exhibited with LEO: Light Emitting Objects, Culture Object, NY 
Functioning planters made especially for the exhibition "Reliquary" at Culture Object, New York
Photo credit John Taylor |
Jardiniere i
Three, 20221 |
Jardiniere ii
Tallest 64cm, stoneware & gilded with Palladium
Exhibited with "Together We Rise", Chichester Cathedral, 2022 Photo credit Paul Gonella |
Marshmallow Urn, 2022
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Height 62cm, stoneware, acrylic paint, available
photo credit Jeni Meade 
Height 27cm, porcelain, available
photo credit Jeni Meade |
Chroma Chameleon, 2023
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Height 44cm, stoneware, acrylic paint, available
Photo credit Jeni Meade 
Height 20cm, width 30cm, porcelain & led flex, reserved
Photo credit Jeni Meade |
Lichenesque, After Consort
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This series was created for "For Love of the Master: 25 Artists Fascinated by Piranesi" at Dublin Castle in 2022
Now available with Culture Object, NY |
Rondo Grande ii, 2018
Piers Ensemble, Vessel & Stand series ii, 2018 |
Porcelain with LEDflex, diameter 52 cm Developed & later re-engineered with support form ACE & Making Waves Ceramics Trust; exhibited at Pound Arts in joint show Flourish, 2018 & solo show Convolutions in Clay at The Young Gallery, Salisbury 2022 
Tallest 48cm, stoneware, available with Culture Object, NY
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Vari Capitelli series 2019/20
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Coloured stoneware vessels inspired by column capitals, developing the sculptural vessel form.
All sold via vessel Gallery. Photo credits, the artist, John Taylor, Ester Segarra & the artist. 
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Commission for IT V Creates, 2019
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Broadcast for one week between every programme on ITV; repeated for 2 further years.
Two sculptures created; one is with ITV London office & one is in the collection at Chippenham Museum. 
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