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Sculptural ceramics, Brighton & Wester Ross
Based at the edges, in Sussex and in Scotland, Mimi Spencer makes pieces that carry a memory of water and wind.
They harbour sea-worn edges, tidal rhythms, sharp mountain ridges, the unfurling of clouds.
Each piece is an argument for imperfection.
Credit: Xavier Young
An Interrogation of Form
The sea and the mountains inform everything.
Not as decoration, not as motif, but as a fundamental understanding of how beautiful things are made - by pressure, by erosion, by time.
Each piece evolves and is renegotiated, bearing the evidence of its own making. The imperfect line, the glaze that ran to meet another, the crack forged in firing - these are not failures. They are the work.
Gallery
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