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Ceramic handbuilt narrative sculpture of a large fat cat in a human's chair, arrogant stance while wearing a crown, stands on a plinth suggesting self-importance

Fat Cat

Narrative ceramic stoneware sculpture of girl in chair on plinth, wearing a grotesque devil mask, making her look ominous and provoking, handmade modelled clay, unique sculpture

Little Devil

Narrative ceramic sculpture of person querying their own motives or behaviour by self interrogation, pointing a finger back at themself before judging others

One Big Look

Ceramic bust of woman with a lizard around her neck, wait is acronym for 'why am I talking?', references thinking before opening mouth to speak cruelly or cause offence

Wait

Standing ceramic sculpture of an otter, wearing a dressing gown or smoking jacket, anthropomorphism suggested, green washing, people using up all the resources, animals suffering through loss of habitat

All Gone

Standing ceramic figures on chairs to make themselves be seen and heard, one shouts through a megaphone while the other blows a trumpet, both are about self concept and how others see us, their horns suggest rebellious natures and their dungarees and magical shoes create an otherworldliness, made from black and crank clay

Blow Your Own & Are You Listening

Narrative ceramic sculpture of a four toed sloth and bush baby on a tree trunk, literally balancing but also metaphorically they represent a search to balance restful slowness with manic neverending work and alertness, seeking a middle way

Finding Balance

Narrative ceramic sculpture of a woman standing on a plinth, crank clay, handmodelled from stoneware clay, holding a rhubarb leaf, symbolic of how some people talk and others don't listen or how we all talk over each other, references the comedy radio show called 'The Goons'

Rhubarb Rhubarb

Ceramic narrative sculpture of woman standing with a coiled length of rope with a hook on the other end, she is going to sling her hook, she stands in a ring of fire or smouldering stumps, her words are written on the plinth

The Test

Ceramic sculpture of dog on a plinth, a show dog, a circus dog practising tricks, can you teach an old dog new tricks, humorous questioning of the viewer

New Tricks

Narrative sculpture of a woman wearing sunglasses and looking up as she flies her balloons, she wears gloves for protection, she juggles so many tasks at the same time

Flying Balloons

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