Low Cup in Feather Grey, paul-philp Precisely thrown bottle in unglazed

Precisely thrown bottle in unglazed white porcelain with a gentle matte surface and looped top

The viewer is invited to touch to remember

all sorts of images are stored in my mind—they’re scattered and unorganised

Malcolm Martin began carving sculptural vessels in 1994 and 4 years later began a collaboration with fellow maker Gaynor Dowling that has evolved into a permanent working relationship

Low Cup in Feather Grey, paul-philp Precisely thrown bottle in unglazed"When creating ceramic pieces I try to communicate my heritage my passion for material the alchemy behind firings and the connection between purpose and beauty. I aim to create calm and neutral minimalistic objects and compositions following simple forms in a soft tone palette hoping to alleviate the eye."