Whist studying at the Royal College of Art, I won an award given by The Worshipful Company of Tin Plate Workers Alias Wire Workers for innovative and original use of tin oxide.
In my project, I wanted to subvert the normal application of glaze, as a durable coating or decorative layer on the surface of a form. I wanted the glaze to be the form itself.
Using a tin oxide base glaze, I added colorants such as cobalt and copper oxides to create vibrant, solid, cast glaze discs.
Treating the liquid glaze as if it were glass, I fired it over four days in a kiln, annealing it slowly, developing different textures and surfaces.
Selected Works
Claw Candlestick HoldersProject type
UntitledProject type
AdornProject type
Booby, CootProject type
TalonsProject type
Tin OxideProject type
ClaspProject type
GyreProject type
TaxonomyProject type