Artist Information:
Hazel Bryce
london,
United Kingdom
Member Since: Mar 2001
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Artist Statement:
After taking the City and
Guilds Basic, Intermediate and
Advanced courses in Ceramics
and Creative Design I then
went on to do my Ceramics BA
(hons)at Harrow.
As you can see from the images
shown I practice making in a
variety of techniques, however
my time at Harrow has led me
in the direction of minimalist
porcelain tableware, in which
I have produced a large body
of bowls, beakers and single
flower vases. This was the
work I submitted for my degree
show at the University.
I now work exclusively with
Limoges porcelain making a
large series of related table
ware items.
Each piece can stand alone or
among any of the other items
in the series as they are all
inter-connected with form
and/or a decorative mark.
My intention is to merge the
senses of the optic and the
haptic, encouraging the viewer
to both see and feel the
energy in my work. A
transference of the creative
energy used in my work into
the grasp of the owner.
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Artist Exhibitions:
City and Islington College
(Intermediate) 1997
City and Islington College
(Advanced) 1998
University Of Westminster
The Goldfish Bowl 2000
(2nd yr exhibition)
University of Westminster
Degree Show
Harrow Campus
7th-12th June 2001
The New Designers
Business Design Centre
Islington N1
5th-8th July 2001
7th National Pottery &
Ceramics Festival
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Hazel Bryce's Free Artist Portfolio
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After taking the City and Guilds Basic, Intermediate and Advanced courses in Ceramics and Creative Design I then went on to do my Ceramics BA (hons)at Harrow.
As you can see from the images shown I practice making in a variety of techniques, however my time at Harrow has led me in the direction of minimalist porcelain tableware, in which I have produced a large body of bowls, beakers and single flower vases. This was the work I submitted for my degree show at the University.
I now work exclusively with Limoges porcelain making a large series of related... |
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