We go on journeys our whole life. Some take us to new countries or mountain tops. Others, stay within our minds.On the Pot’s Road follows a journey I undertook. I walked across the Cairngorms with a pot strapped to me. Just as I was observing the changing landscape around me, I was also noting down the places my mind was taking me to.

This project ran alongside my Art & Philosophy dissertation research (that you can access through the publications page). Through which I was exploring how art can be made in collaborations with nature and for nature. I focused on creating objects of shelter that I'm naturally drawn to.

During the 3rd and the most formative year of my studies, I spent a semester abroad. I used this time to properly delve into material and ceramic research. In Medias Res is an exhibition I was working towards at the time. There are a couple of subjects I was exploring that turned out to be defining for my practice. Other than research, I explored how art in the public space acts as performance in its absurdity. Walking became a way of creating and telling narratives. For the last few years, I have been unconsciously searching for a way to merge walking and art. I found their meeting point in the form of ceramics.

As always, exploring, moving and collecting has been directing my practice. For the last few months I have been based in Sutherland, the North of Scotland. I have been exploring all its beaches and collecting sand and driftwood. I'm currently learning how to wood carve as I only access a ceramic studio when occasionally helping out local artists. I have been searching for ways to combine ceramics with wood joinery. I'm intrigued by the point where these materials join.