ELAINE’S PROCESS . Her sculptures are built hollow, by hand. This allows her to work dynamically yet really control and refine forms that are quite asymmetrical. The slabs are textured and colours added before construction begins. Elements are often completed on site, especially the texturing. Some sculptures come with a plinth made specifically for them from reclaimed victorian chimney pots and timber, or from impressed, textured clay, coloured by hand. Elaine uses bark, seedheads, shells and foraged materials as her tools. Please contact Elaine to purchase pieces or to discuss commissions

POISE £750 (delivery extra / to the uk only) 68cms high. Red Stoneware and wild clay, Hand built , hollow. Surfaces imprinted on location and with foraged leaves, seeds, fossils and parts of structures, decorated with engobes, oxides, glazes and wild clays. Poise is fired to 1260degrees and can go outside though they do not like extreme freezing conditions

,Venice at night, dabbled light reflects from water and through textured glass.

Textured walls with hints of colour record the passing of time.

A collection of voices echo through gateways.

Time passes slowly making space to breathe, and to think

Orlando £750 without the poetry plinth (delivery extra/to the uk only)
66cms high. White stoneware. Hand built, hollow. Seeds, earth, and leaves were blended into clay before finer impressions added with flowers and leaves. Layers of underglazes, oxides, engobes, wild clay and glazes add depth and colour . As she emerges and takes form, I layer more colours and textures. he Plinth is a glazed Victorian chimney pot with a top created from a reclaimed Tudor oak roofing beam. if you would prefer this piece with the plinth please contact me to discuss price

 There is a conversation between us: a dance, she leads and i follow

Venetia, wearing my best, I stand in dappled light; the play on water reflects on my skin. Fragments of colour and glimpses of texture combine, chilled breeze, Sensation, anticipation, memories; my Mythos

Autumnal Silence £350 with additional ceramic plinth. (Delivery incl to the UK only)

48 cms total height Collected treefall and seeds are combined in the white stoneware clay body. The sculpture is shaped hollow to create the form after being textured with impressions on site at Bayfield Hall. Colours are layered using underglaze, oxides, monoprinted coloured slip, engobes and fragments of wood. This series of sculptures explore the stories and memories we share at this time of year

Autumnal Silence Leaves rustle beneath our feet, the wind whispers, newly exposed branches rub gently against the walls Taking time to listen, to feel the cool air, I wait and breathe in peace 'Winter calls'.

The turning of the season welcomes a time of reflection, time to remember those who have been important to us, time to wander outside, gathering, noticing and responding.

Cernunnous £400 (Delivery incl to the UK only)

 A hand-built sculpture created using slab building techniques in white stoneware. Inspired by time spent in quiet contemplation in local woodland., and by ancient stories of woodlan gods and spirits who guard the spaces and protect the changing of the seasons. His branches reach up from his head, bereft of leaves, awaiting the new growth of the spring

The embodiment of nature, animals, and fertility, of death and re-birth, Cernunnos is present in all the land; strong, unyielding, fair and balanced. He is the whisper through the trees, the decisions and directions we take. Trust, travel, patience, the new beginnings of the season. Eyes closed he misses nothing

The Rambler. £650 (delivery extra/ within the UK only) 68cms tall. A hollow sculpture. The Rambler has leaves and earth wedged into the original clay combining the insirational location with the sculpture. A wide base makes the piece strong, branchlike formations reach out from the head towards nature. Impressions from nature are layered with Glazes, engobes and underglaze layers to create a surface suggesting humanity and nature working to together

Inspired by my cousin and by all the others fighting for climate change The Rambler leans forward, in to the space ahead, ready for action, ready to effect change. Merging with the surroundings. the face is calm but determined; peaceful and strong. They can be outisde in all weathers or displayed inside as you wish