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30cm
Stoneware
Living in Colwyn Bay, North Wales, Gary enjoys creating ceramic sculptures. With a passion for walking in the mountains and along the magnificent Welsh coastline, he also experiments with elements and textures straight from the surrounding landscapes. He also gains inspiration from influential artists like Salvador Dali, Roy Lichtenstein, and Tamara de Lempicka to create expressive, thought-provoking ceramic figures. The use of stoneware clays, bright colours, bold textures, and repetitive patterns have become a strong aspect of his unique characters.
Gary is a self-taught ceramicist that enjoys the freedom of sculpting - not being confined to the edges of a canvas, and the wide possibilities that working with clay allows for. He describes his sculpting process as spontaneous with little planning in hopes that his art captures a snapshot of the moment.
30cm
Stoneware
Living in Colwyn Bay, North Wales, Gary enjoys creating ceramic sculptures. With a passion for walking in the mountains and along the magnificent Welsh coastline, he also experiments with elements and textures straight from the surrounding landscapes. He also gains inspiration from influential artists like Salvador Dali, Roy Lichtenstein, and Tamara de Lempicka to create expressive, thought-provoking ceramic figures. The use of stoneware clays, bright colours, bold textures, and repetitive patterns have become a strong aspect of his unique characters.
Gary is a self-taught ceramicist that enjoys the freedom of sculpting - not being confined to the edges of a canvas, and the wide possibilities that working with clay allows for. He describes his sculpting process as spontaneous with little planning in hopes that his art captures a snapshot of the moment.