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Blackware HoundBlackware Hound is a hand built stoneware vessel that reimagines Roman dog head goblets through the lens of life in modern Hackney. The howling hound form, based on the artists own whippet, sits somewhere between sculpture and functional object. Floral slip decoration wraps the base, nodding to traditional ceramic motifs while keeping things playful. The piece explores Hackneys cultural influence today, its creative energy and contradictions, and

The sculpture is part of a series where each object’s shape is created by dipping fabrics into a mix of natural beeswax

eventually submerged and eroded underwater

Forgotten City imagines a future where we have been replaced by hybrid animals that emptily and without purpose mimics and replicates human behaviour

Reflecting on the Mexican tradition of ‘Veladoras’ candles lit in memory of those who are passed or for a prayer

whilst this portrait is whimsical

looking after a friend’s cat

layers of oxidation begin to form

almost cloud-like visual effect

The shadows of the large umbrellas above created repeated patterns on the decking

Manifesting as architectural relics

incorporating mostly cubic and rectangular objects to achieve a pixelated impression

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