These are two coiled porcelain sculptures with a light pink glazed interior. The coiled elements in Transposition are held in place by string dipped in slip. The Passage of Enormity features coiled extrusions on the surface, which mean it does not have a set position of display.

This coiled porcelain sculpture has a flux added to the clay body, which made it deflate during firing. It also has pompon balls on the surface, which have been dipped in a stained slip.

Here is a grouping of three different sized porcelain Ginger Jars. They consist of a vessel and a lid that are glazed light pink on the inside. A coiled terracotta plinth is included to elevate the work, making it stand out.

Nantgarw porcelain was used to make this coiled vessel. The lettering placed around it spells “Amor-Perfeito”, which is Portuguese for “Pansy”. The surface of the vessel, sprinkled with pansy decals and gold lustre, is finished with a transparent glaze.

A coiled porcelain sculpture portraying a tea set, Tea for One has a light pink glaze that fuses some elements to the tray. Exploring the notion of functionality, only the sugar bowl is not attached to the tray.