the Japanese art of origami, Ann has developed a technique of folding paper-thin sheets of clay, then shaping each piece in a mould. Once fired, the texture of the slightly grogged stoneware resembles papier-mâché.

Length 16 cm
Width 26 cm
Height 22 cm

An eye-catching coating of Ferrari-red car paint is fused onto the clay. The combination of traditional and contemporary industrial materials invites the observer to reflect on the balance between fine craftsmanship and consumerism.

Length 14 cm
Width 20 cm
Height 18 cm

Ann has developed a technique of folding thin sheets of clay, inspired by the Japanese art of origami. This piece is composed of two hand-flattened paper-thin sheets of fine French dark earthenware. The beautiful natural colour of the clay is emphasised by the lack of any decoration or embellishment.

Length 15 cm
Width 22 cm
Height 17 cm

Ann has developed a technique of flattening clay into paper-thin sheets, which she then moulds into shape. By combining traditional materials with industrial innovation, she invites us to reflect on the balance between fine craftsmanship and consumerism. In this unusual piece, the clay was fused with a coating of Ferrari-red and white car paint.

Length 18 cm
Width 31 cm
Height 26 cm

For this piece, an arresting coating of Ferrari-yellow car paint was fused onto paper-thin sheets of hand-flattened earthenware clay. Ann’s technique of combining traditional materials with industrial innovation invites us to reflect on the balance between fine craftsmanship and consumerism.

Length 15 cm
Width 28 cm
Height 28 cm