Lucy Tolan, Seams
The objective of Seams by ceramicist Lucy Tolan was to investigate technique and form through the construction and deconstruction of the vessel. The body of work explores the textile qualities of clay and convergence of materials through accentuated joins – seams.
See our feature on Lucy’s practice here.
Alison Frith, Ceramic Plinth
Inspired by the need for function yet the desire for considered design, Alison Frith created the Ceramic Plinth. Made entirely by hand, each plinth is wheel thrown, with composite pieces formed and joined together.
Precise attention was paid to weight and form to ensure the final piece could serves as a functional side table or a standalone sculptural object.
Lucy Tolan pieces. Photography – Shelley Horan. Art Direction and Styling – Both.
Alison Frith ceramics plinth. Photo – Tania Bahr-Vollrath.
Georgina Proud ceramics. Photo – Georgina Proud.
Eun Ceramics. Right photo – Isabella King. Left photo – Jess Brohier.
Oh Hey Grace ceramics. Photo – Jess Brohier.
Hamish Munro rings. Photo – Peter Ryle.
Left: Bioregional Rings by Kyoko Hahimoto. Photo – Kyoko Hashimoto. Right: Bioplastic Vessels by Jessie French. Photo – Pier Carthew. Art Director – Thalia Economo.
Left: Liam Fleming glass. Photo – Josephine Briginshaw. Right: Jenna M Lee works. Photo – Henry Trumble.
Left: Sarah Rayner + Sophie Carnell works. Photo – Greg Piper. Right: Jan Vogelpoel ceramics. Photo – Jan Vogelpoel.
Left: Photo – Polly Wright. Right: Photo – Ferro Forma Studio.
Left: Artist Alicia Marrday with her work. Photo – Marrawuddi Arts & Culture. Right: Erraarnta (red-tailed black cockatoo) by Rona Rubuntja of the Hermannsburg Potters. Photo – Hermannsburg Potters.
