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Events for 2026
Arundel Gallery Trail 2026
22nd – 31st August 10am noon – 5pm daily
Venue 31,
The Sussex Room,
Norfolk Arms Hotel
Arundel High Street, BN18 9AB.
2026 ABE Artists and Makers Fayre
Saturday 26th September 2026
10 am – 4 pm
Barnham Community Hall, Yapton Road,
Barnham PO22 0AY
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Abstract Creatures of the Sea
Stoneware with naturally occurring iron pyrite outer, inside is a mixture of reacting glazes to produce a wonderful array of colours.
Effervescence
A glazed stoneware lantern inspired by the joy of celebration, its form echoes bubbles rising lightly through the air.
Echoes from Elsewhere
A hand-carved ceramic plaque inspired by the visual style of vintage science-fiction book covers and film posters.
Ebb and Flow
Evoking the fleeting patterns of sea foam. An interplay of light, shadow, and texture. They also make a wonderful sound.
Wall hanging
Captures the fluid movement of the sea, expressed through contrasting black and white clay that evokes the rhythm and energy of the waves.
Earth & Ember
The mottled black and brown surface reflects the unpredictable beauty of the firing process, giving each piece a unique, earthy character.
Tiger
Crafted from white clay with black underglaze, using sgraffito. Each etched line reveals the contrast between light and dark, emphasizing the tiger’s strength, elegance.
Moonlight Pond
The reactive mixes of glaze creates rich depth and movement, giving the piece a bold, water-inspired feel with dramatic contrast and shimmering highlights.
Leaf Study & Lady M
Rich colours of autumn leaves, with hand-carved, three-dimensional foliage wrapping around the pot to create depth, texture, and a sense of seasonal warmth and slow decay.
Wibbly Wobbly Timey Wimey
Inspired by Doctor Who, with flowing forms that echo the iconic opening titles and carved lines influenced by the Daleks and the TARDIS, capturing a sense of time, motion, and sci-fi energy.
Dragon & Beetle
Clay pots are brought to life through hand-carved designs: one inspired by Egyptian beetle carvings, and the other a striking blue dragon, each sculpted from the original form.
Water Feature
Water feature is formed from carved clay in a spiral design, guiding the flow of water while enhancing surface texture for the glaze to catch and transform with movement and light.
The Sleeper Awakes
Emerging tentacles curl and reach outward, both deliciously captivating and hauntingly horrifying in their organic forms. These pieces tend to divide my clients.