Spotlight • Featured Artists

Jane Flint creates ceramic sculptures that explore the quiet intensity of human connection with animals, with myth, and the exploration of our inner selves. She explains, “I’m drawn to moments of stillness and intimacy, where imagined worlds feel emotionally real.”

Wendy’s work is inspired by nature and geology. She employs layers of volcanic glazes to create a subtly coloured and heavily pitted surface. The work is fired to stoneware temperatures and can be displayed in interiors or exterior spaces.

Dawn’s vessels are thrown altered and marked. The various indentations, abstract marks and additions to the surface are symbolic of a life’s journey. Beauty can be found in the acknowledgement of our struggles, fears and the search for healing, and in the acceptance of impactful significant events.

Sue Mundy is a contemporary British ceramic artist specialising in hand-
built sculptural forms. A constant theme in Sues work is the natural world. Her current work explores the shapes and surface textures found from trees and bones. A key shift in this work reflects her focus on the purely aesthetic over the functional.

Sasha’s hallmark style is a distinctive combination of pure white slip cast bone china, treated with unique decorating techniques and finished in a carefully chosen palette of muted, subtle colours.

Jemma creates expressive narrative sculpture that references and builds on the long tradition of the porcelain figurine. Her detailed porcelain figures explore upbringing and attitude, using cast doll faces, fired dressmaker’s pins and mixed media. She plays with the dichotomy of conformity and resistance.