Spikes, fans, florets, waves, and other characteristics of marine creatures continue to shape the work of . The Bristol-based artist’s vibrant practice revolves around inspired by sea urchins, coral, nudibranchs, and other underwater organisms. Each piece is unique, with numerous colorful glazes and textures, and they often take on a fantastical quality, incorporating hybrid features that conjure associations with celestial objects, anatomy, and other facets of nature.
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