My current body of work focuses on the symbolism of the ceramic vessel; in particular its connection to sexuality and the female form.

The tableware comes alive and performs. In its combination of real and unreal images, alterations in scale and dreamlike scenes, the`Tea party´evokes childhood tales, combining Read More...

My current body of work focuses on the symbolism of the ceramic vessel; in particular its connection to sexuality and the female form.

The tableware comes alive and performs. In its combination of real and unreal images, alterations in scale and dreamlike scenes, the`Tea party´evokes childhood tales, combining them with suggestive imagery.

The result is a carnivalesque tea party that turns the world upside down.

And, strange to tell, among that earthen lot
Some could speak, while others not
And suddenly one more impatient cried
Who is the potter, pray, and who the pot? (Rhubbayat, Omar Khayyam)

I am the little teapot.