Aspects of the human figure  have always been part of my creative work. I have worked with different approaches to it on clay, whether drawn or more 3 dimensional.

Some pieces use   prints left by their passing, simple visual linear narrative creating movement on an innately static material through drawing- The negative spaces being as significant as the positive of the body.

Or in the more undulating pieces, exploring an ancient human connection of the body with landscape/ landforms -frequently expressed  through language historically- something evident in Welsh eg. gorff = landscape / body. In English- lip, brow,  shoulder, breast, spine etc.

Introducing watery imagery to a piece allows for different ideas and figurative imagery, to arrive in an image with a fluidity and freedom that gravity generally doesn’t allow.         The majority of pieces are designed for wall mounting in interior settings – Being earthenware they are not frost proof!

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