Approx 5.5 x 10.5 cm
Everyone knows the feeling of finding a pebble you can't leave behind. These ceramics remind us of those afternoon walks along the beach and the small discoveries along the way. Smoke-fired with seaweed, each piece carries chance effects from the firing, blending a soft sea mist with grounding charcoal tones, reminiscent of the places that inspired them.
Approx 6.5 x 12.5 cm
Everyone knows the feeling of finding a pebble you can't leave behind. These ceramics remind us of those afternoon walks along the beach and the small discoveries along the way. Smoke-fired with seaweed, each piece carries chance effects from the firing, blending a soft sea mist with grounding charcoal tones, reminiscent of the places that inspired them.
Approx 7 x 14 cm
Everyone knows the feeling of finding a pebble you can't leave behind. These ceramics remind us of those afternoon walks along the beach and the small discoveries along the way. Smoke-fired with seaweed, each piece carries chance effects from the firing, blending a soft sea mist with grounding charcoal tones, reminiscent of the places that inspired them.
SOLD AT OTTE
Lucy studied Studio Ceramics at Falmouth Art School in the 1990s, developing a strong interest in hand-building and smoke-firing techniques. Her work draws inspiration from the rich South West coastline, with its varied geological textures, colours and markings.
For Lucy, working with clay is rooted in a relationship between material and maker. She coils stoneware clay into open or pod-shaped vessels, which are then rhythmically formed through carving, scraping and modelling with a range of tools. There is a responsiveness to how each piece feels during the making process, allowing for an intuitive approach.
