Birth has one face, showing unity, the sperm and the egg

2017

44x35x33cm 

This Madame is so full of self-confidence and arrogance that I imagined this woman who has been a shopping and has dropped into a shoe shop and is sitting in a cobalt blue velvet sofa, just waiting a moment to rest her eyes while she is waiting to try on new shoes.

2016

20 x 22 cm

2017 this work is Visual Open Art Finalists, UK https://www.visualartopen.com/sculpture

2017 This work was selected by Royal West of England Academy– Drawn Exhibition in Bristol, UK  http://www.rwa.org.uk/

Four Elements is a take on contemporary looking at Water, Fire, Wind and Mother Earth.

2017

53 x 34 x 26 cm

On the 5th of October 2015 businesses stopped providing free plastic bags in England.
 

2016

25 x 24 cm

Binary is shaped into two concave breasts, or buttocks, with the artwork highlighting these feminine body parts so hyper-sensualised by modern ideals of beauty and fashion.

2017

48 x 29 cm

Four Elements is a take on contemporary looking at Water, Fire, Wind and Mother Earth.

2017

53 x 34 x 26 cm

2017

48 x 29 cm

I make my ceramic bowls by hand pinching, so sometimes the thinnest part can develop a crack. However, for me it is just a crack that I can treat, and care for to save my drawing. So this bowl newly injected with love was collected by Richard Howard.

2015

23 x 24 cm

One day, I drew a model with a pendant necklace at a life drawing session. After a few days, I found that the pendant was still in my head. I looked for a meaning and discovered it was the pattern of a heart chakra. I was learning Kundalini yoga in the middle of the day, and all of these things became one story and I have drawn seven chakras. We have different faces, but we have all seen that they all have the appearance of a Buddha.

2016

23 x 24 cm

2016 this work was selected by Royal West of England Academy -164th Annual Exhibition in Bristol, UK

 http://www.rwa.org.uk/

Four Elements is a take on contemporary looking at Water, Fire, Wind and Mother Earth.

2017
53x34x26cm

I met this life drawing model who was very shy. This woman who made mixed impressions was starting to have an uncomfortable feeling. But there was a moment when her features changed to confidence. What made her be confident? When I drew her she was wearing a lot of necklaces with crucifix pendants ... it brought me to an imaginary world.

2016

21 x 21 cm

Four Elements is a take on contemporary looking at Water, Fire, Wind and Mother Earth.

2017

53 x 34 x 26 cm

Four Elements is a take on contemporary looking at Water, Fire, Wind and Mother Earth.

2017

53 x 34 x 26 cm

This vase will be part of a 6-piece set, each with a different number of faces. This will be the no. 6 vase (with 6 faces) and is about love.

This vase shows my 6 different loves: love of the self/ playful love/ deep friendship/ sexual passion/ longstanding love/ love for everyone.   

2017

I am not afraid to draw lots of lines on the face and body when drawing, but the drawing on the bowls doesn't become sharp until after firing with glaze. On this bowl the glazing revealed a worry on the beautiful woman's features, and I imagined a mirror on the other end of her gaze.

The un-planned lines on her face made me think of plastic surgery afterwards. She wants to be beautiful and it is not a hanging offence to want to become like that. She was already beautiful, and now nurses her outstretched arm in order to bear the pain that follows. Inside we all want our minds to be beautiful, and that as well has its own pain ...

2016

25 x 24 cm

In the 80s, wonderwoman was a large-breasted icon, pretty and beautiful, young and very clean skinned, with long hair. I wanted to show this woman nowadays as a 21st century wonderwoman. She's not pretty but she is good and strong-minded and cares like a mother. So it's like a new modern Maria. 

2016

18 x 18 cm