This ceramic sculpture incorporates Alice’s fascination for noticing everyday street objects, passed by in everyday lives. She investigates how they can transcend into unusual and extraordinary thought process. This piece is made from thousands of tiny ribbons of porcelain that have been hand rolled with a cocktail stick and joined onto the hand built sculpture.

39 cm
17 cm
64 cm

This porcelain sculpture shows Alice’s first encounter with her investigation into the journey, place, mapping and contour of lines. One line of porcelain effects the placement of the next and that effects the next. Cause and consequence are at the heart of this colourful decoration.

24 cm
24 cm
25 cm

These two ceramic sculptures explore a making process that Alice has been developing over the past two years. It combines porcelain with glaze to fuse and transform a dot or pixel or repetitive marks into a free-standing reimagined form.

This ceramic sculpture incorporates Alice’s fascination for noticing everyday street objects, passed by in our everyday lives. She investigates how they can transcend into unusual and extraordinary through processes and creations. In a world that is increasingly changing, minute by minute Alice attempts to slow it down and allow her sculptures the time to evolve. This piece is made from thousands of tiny circles of liquid-porcelain dotted and repeated over the sculpture.

27 cm
27 cm
45 cm

This piece is made by pinpricking the base over and over again. The viewer’s eye cannot focus on the surface of clay allowing them to question the material. The top is made from thousands of tiny circles of liquid-porcelain dotted and repeated over the sculpture. In a world that is increasingly changing, minute by minute Alice attempts to slow it down and allow her sculptures the time to evolve.

36 cm
15 cm
55 cm