Concrete/Plaster/Ceramic Archives

Katharine Morling

Katharine Morling creates striking ceramic sculptures that blur the boundary between drawing and object. Best known for her monochrome porcelain works, she transforms everyday items into hand-drawn, three-dimensional forms that appear as though they have stepped directly from the pages of a sketchbook. Through delicate black linework and carefully crafted surfaces, her sculptures evoke themes of memory, nostalgia, storytelling, and human presence.

Working primarily with porcelain, Katharine Morling builds life-sized installations of domestic objects, furniture, tools, and personal belongings that feel both familiar and dreamlike. Her distinctive visual language combines the fragility of ceramics with the immediacy of drawing, creating immersive works that are playful, poetic, and emotionally resonant. Each piece invites viewers to imagine the stories behind the objects, exploring the quiet relationships between people, place, and memory.

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Categories:

Ceramic
Ceramic Sculpture
Installations

Mediums:

Ceramic
Sculpture – Ceramic

Subject:

Narative
Still Life

Selected Awards:

Charlotte Fraser Award
Royal Overseas League – Trophy Design
Ceramics Emerging Artist Award

Selected Installations:

Gardens Edge
Morling and the Hoard
Vital Arts – Whitechapel Hospital

Selected Exhibitions:

My Nature – Terra Delft Gallery – Netherlands
Inner Workings – Le Salon Vert Gallery – Switzerland
Katharine Morling – Priveekollektie Gallery – Netherlands
Porcelain Edge – Shipley Art Gallery
Drawing on Life – One Canada Square

Butterfly Drawer Stack 5 by Katharine Morling

A Stitch in Time - smaller by Katharine Morling

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Neale Marriott

Neale Marriott’s work explores our relationship with the places around us, whether the fleeting joy of the natural landscape or the complexity and enclosure of urban spaces. I see my artworks as constituting a journey in different ways. First, I want them to have an energy and sense of movement within themselves in order to replicate our interaction with the world. They also explore a journey from figuration to a more dynamic abstraction. Finally, in my sculptural work particularly, they are a reflection on a more generic human journey with references to history, progress, science and geography.

I have always been interested in exploring different materials on which to paint including metal, concrete, glass & Perspex.

In using these materials, I’ve always sought to blur the boundaries between the illusory nature of paint and the physical properties of materials.

Neale Marriott’s paintings and painted construction pieces on layers of acrylic Perspex and concrete try to take painting into new spatial and sculptural areas by creating an experience that subtly shifts and changes as the viewer moves around them. The aim is to create more interactive spatial artworks that better represent our experience and explore different contexts and narratives.

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Categories:

Paintings
Sculptures
Installations

Medium:

Paint on Glass
Paint on Clear Acrylic
Sculptures- Concrete/Plaster

Subject Matter:

Abstract
Cityscape/Urban
Landscape

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I have always been interested in exploring different materials on which to paint including metal, concrete, glass & Perspex. In using these materials, I’ve always sought to blur the boundaries between the illusory nature of paint and the physical properties of materials.

Neale Marriott

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Jonathan Page

Jonathan Page is driven by a desire to explore the boundaries between an aesthetic, harmonic perfection and the inherent imperfection of human creation. He celebrates the intricacies of artisanal craft within an increasingly mechanised world, incorporating visceral and instinctive approaches toward his art. He endeavours to explore ideas of purity and perfection within the boundaries of human consciousness.

Jonathan Page specialises in modern abstract sculptures finished in clay, fibreglass, bronze and steel.
“My sculptures are concerned with harmony, the natural world, aesthetics and beauty. I believe these concepts and phenomena are crucial to the integrity of art.”

Jonathan’s work is collected internationally and held in numerous private collections.

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Categories:

Sculpture
Wall Panels

Mediums:

Ceramic
Metal-Cast
Metal-Coldcast
Resin

Subject Matter:

Abstract

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My sculptures are concerned with harmony, the natural world, aesthetics and beauty. I believe these concepts and phenomena are crucial to the integrity of art.

Jonathan Page

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Susan Andreae

Susan Andreae is a sculptor and printmaker based in London.

Having grown up in London, she is fascinated by the complexity of living in the city – the crowds, commuters, architecture and energy of urban life.

She also travels frequently to Southern Italy and is inspired by the simplicity of the ancient architecture and colours of the Mediterranean.

Ideas evolve for Susan Andreae from things she sees and experiences and always from drawings made in situ, which start the creative process. She then experiments with techniques of layering using multiple images superimposed to arrive at a final image, eluding to the passing of time and historical change.