For this viewing room event at Woolmarket House, King's Lynn, I have made a  series of small objects, exploring natural and man-made weathered structures, evocative of the North Norfolk coast.

Architectural hand-built  elements are paired with softer thrown forms, with intentionally torn edges that reference the fragmentation and journey of the ceramic artefact. The surfaces I create hold the traces of my process; textures such as the imprint of shells or woven beaded structures are captured beneath a painterly glaze application. Some glazes are made using marsh mud as part of their recipe, which gives a soft grey celadon effect and others are matt and varied in colour similar to rusted metal or copper patination.

Each work is unique, some are formed of several elements which can be displayed is a variety of compositions, enabling the collector to play a part in its viewing.