We have a new collection of Keeley Traae 3D Printe eco PLA vessels in a gorgeous array of colours.
Keeley Traae explores the possibilities of digital craft through 3D printing in eco PLA, which is a biodegradable material made from 100% renewable and natural resources. The designs begin with a pencil sketch followed by the digitally crafted form.
Please note these pieces are not designed to hold water.
We're pleased to introduce ceramicist Emma Baldwin to the gallery.
Emma Baldwin's ceramic vessels merge functionality and sculpture, creating a minimalist Japanese inspired aesthetic. She uses both contemporary and historic references, combining hand thrown and wheel spun building techniques. Glazing each piece with designs that accentuate their elegant shapes, Emma experiments with the chemical reactions of overlapping glazes in the kiln.
In her debut collection at Sarah Wiseman Gallery, we see slender necked vases with nods to traditional Cobalt Blue, interiors of turquoise and oxides in the kiln that bubble into gas forming earthy textures. Emma says ‘If the kiln gods have been kind, when I lift the lid, I see magic, alchemy! I love seeing the reactions where one glaze has melded into another or run over an underlying oxide to create subtle blends or big bursts of colour.’
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