Orchestra-1
Made immediately after the lifting of lockdown, this work channels music as salvation during the COVID period. Many of the marks on the objects were made to the rhythm of songs that offered escape from the drudgery of the time. Orchestra-1 began as an ambitious concept — one object for every instrument in a symphony — but ultimately ended when the concept no longer resonated. Two of the larger pieces in this collection were exhibited at the Sapling Galley, London.
Still from social media video, 2021 Click image to linked page.
Title: Orchestra-1-01. 54cm x 21cm. Ceramic stoneware with multicolour underglaze and transparent glaze. £1K
Orchestra-1-01, 02 featured at the Sapling gallery, London, 2021.
Sapling gallery Christmas Edit, 2021.
Orchestra-1-06 40cm x 10cm. Made from stoneware with white glaze. Sold for £325.
Orchestra-1-06 in situe.
Orchestra-1-04. 45cm x 25cm. Stoneware with porcelain slip, black underglaze, SPL bronze and transparent glaze. Sold for £650
Orchestra-1-04 in situe.
Orchestra-1-03 15cm x 30cm. Stoneware with multi colour underglaze and SPL Transparent glaze. Sold for £175