The Moon Jar is an admired and romanticised form, it is also beautifully poetic, a piece that is described belonging to the night sky. I am deeply drawn to the forms minimal aesthetic and expressive nature. It is a piece that is both symbolic and transcendent.
Reflecting on ancient pottery is embedded into my practice, Reflecting on the Moon I & II play a homage to the Moon Jar. The alluring curvaceous quality of this form is embraced, reimagined and reworked for the present moment the pieces are embellished with Kintsugi and hold onto the traces of the past as they evolve into something new.
