Collection: CAROLINE GRAY

ARTIST STATEMENT

Caroline Gray’s sculptural vessels and installations are born out of a fascination with human interaction. The artist creates spatial conversations which articulate, in a quiet and considered way, the minutiae and subtlety of human interaction through colour, shadow and form.

The altered pattern or template is central to her process. Using a free-hand slab-building technique she alters, splices and rejoins the clay pieces creating unexpected curves and angles which render each form unique. Her soft colours and subtle surfaces are achieved through the use of terra sigillata, a superfine slip which she makes to a recipe first used in Ancient Roman pottery, prior to the invention of glaze.

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