Artist Information:
Roland Lee
Timsbury,
United Kingdom
Member Since: Jul 2006
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Artist Statement:
I am inspired by movement and
growth as revealed in shape
and texture. Each pot is a
response to an essential
character of motion.
Roland’s sculptural themes are
developed using the
resilient properties of
porcelain, smooth or crank
clay, oxidation fired at
stoneware temperatures.
Stoneware, crank and raku clay
provide a surface resilient
enough to both accommodate the
structural effects of
sculpting and a textured grain
to hold different layers of
transition metal oxides while
they fuse at 1,260 'C. The
warm tones of the clay body
enhance the russet colours
from iron and the blues from
cobalt.
Roland exhibits in galleries
in the West Country and also
with two groups, Trinity
(photographic, oil, and
ceramic artists) and Hidden
Horizons (painters and
ceramicists).
Roland works at CanvasnClay
with the painter Jackie
Gluschke who works in oils and
pastels....
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Artist Exhibitions:
TRINITY, 14 - 20 July. 2008
Walcot Chapel, Bath. UK BA1
5UG
capture the moment
An evocative exhibition of
paintings and pots
Exhibition October 2nd to 31st
2008
Toll House Gallery, Clevedon
Pier BS21 7QU, UK
previous years exhibited at
Edgar Modern, Bath.
Hidden Horizons, Bath.
Chippenham Festival....
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Artist Galleries:
The Sadler Street Gallery,
Wells, BA5 2RF, UK
www.thesadlerstreetgallery.co.u
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Ginger Gallery, Hotwell Road,
Bristol. BS8 4UB. UK. Phone:
0117 9292527
2009? Two Dragons [of Bath]
twodragonsofbath.co.uk
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Roland Lee's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Roland Lee's Portfolio. Browse Roland Lee's body of work: I am inspired by movement and growth as revealed in shape and texture. Each pot is a response to an essential character of motion.
Roland’s sculptural themes are developed using the
resilient properties of porcelain, smooth or crank clay, oxidation fired at stoneware temperatures.
Stoneware, crank and raku clay provide a surface resilient enough to both accommodate the structural effects of sculpting and a textured grain to hold different layers of transition metal oxides while they fuse at 1,260 'C. The warm tones of the clay body enhance the russet colours from iron and the blues from cobalt.
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