A lot of beautiful works in “From the Ground Up” exhibition in the National Craft gallery in Kilkenny, from now until mid July 2026.
My porcelain works are designed to look graceful and minimalist, they conjure a feeling of lightness and a sense of movement. The signature mesmerizing patterns mimic the vivid diversity of nature, but are not painted on. Using Nerikomi method, the patterns are meticulously prepared by repeated cutting and layering of porcelain sheets. My hands-on approach ensures every pattern is unique and unrepeatable. The works are both functional and decorative: timeless objects to behold and use.
A lot of beautiful works in “From the Ground Up” exhibition in the National Craft gallery in Kilkenny, from now until mid July 2026.
Just delivered to Hunt Museum, Limerick for the International Open Submission exhibition, from 8 December to 28 February.
It is time to make new Nerikomi pattern blocks for next year. This pattern needs slicing and laminating, repeatedly 3 times to get the result!
Took me a while to figure out how to do it, and the dimensions of each blocks to eventually make the final block size 16x30cm, 18kg of porcelain, suitable to use to build my work.
It is well wrapped and rest for a few months before use.
This is the 500th piece of work sold (at SO Fine Art Editions, Dublin) since I focused on hand building porcelain work using Nerikomi colouring technique !
Just delivered a collection of new works to Contemporary Ceramics Center, London. A few snapshots of the display there.
New Form of the year, very wide, just able to fit into my small kiln. With new nerikomi patterns made last year, having rested over the winter.