Pots
I made this collection in the months after my dad died. I’ve always loved pots because they’re ordinary, domestic objects that have been made by societies around the world for millennia. I also think they have a sympathetic, human quality to them – they have shoulders, tummies and bottoms.
In the process of making the work, the pots often get torn up and become fragmented and abstracted. The new pot-shapes that emerge are some of my favourites.
Old friends, 2024 pastel, ink and acrylic on paper (sold)
Red and blue pot, 2024 pastel, ink and acrylic on paper
Mended, 2024 pastel, ink and acrylic on paper, 33x31cm framed
Fish scales, 2024 pastel, ink and acrylic on paper
The sisters, 2023, acrylic, oil pastel and ink on paper, 84x57cm (framed)
See-through, 2024 ink and acrylic on paper, 51x40cm framed
Caves, 2024 acrylic on paper (sold)
Pot with pink stripe, 2024 pastel, ink and acrylic on paper
Still life, 2024 pastel, ink and acrylic on paper (sold)