Inspired by anything that grows, crawls or wags, Alice's expressive ceramic art resonates her African culture while her colourful and sculptural delivery makes her work as appealing as the golden Cotswold backdrop where Alice now lives and works.
Primitive and primordial in its influence, yet modern in its execution, Alice's work draws inspiration from her daily life and expresses her passion for animals and nature in her elegantly crafted plates and vessels.
Alice enjoys two aspects of working in clay. First the symbolic, fast and intuitive expression of concept and second the skill of creating timeless, refined sculptural vessels.
Primitive and primordial in its influence, yet modern in its execution, Alice's work draws inspiration from her daily life and expresses her passion for animals and nature in her elegantly crafted plates and vessels.
Alice enjoys two aspects of working in clay. First the symbolic, fast and intuitive expression of concept and second the skill of creating timeless, refined sculptural vessels.
A Bit More About Alice
Whilst studying in Pretoria Technikon, South Africa for her Higher Diploma in Ceramic Design, Alice held the title of Best Student in the APSA Regional Exhibition, Pretoria 1994. She also won the Ingram Anderson Prize and a merit award in the APSA Regional Exhibition, Port Elizabeth in 2000.
Alice exhibited in South Africa between 1995 and 2001 and served as treasurer of the Association of Potters of South Africa in the Eastern Cape Region while teaching ceramics from her home studio.
Alice moved to the UK in 2002 and is a member of The gallery at the guild, Chipping Campden where she exhibits with other Cotswold artists and craftspeople in the Old Silk Mill. She also teaches all principles of pottery and ceramics at the Stanton Guildhouse near Broadway.
Alice works from her own studio at Ditchford Farm, Shipston-on-Stour.
Alice exhibited in South Africa between 1995 and 2001 and served as treasurer of the Association of Potters of South Africa in the Eastern Cape Region while teaching ceramics from her home studio.
Alice moved to the UK in 2002 and is a member of The gallery at the guild, Chipping Campden where she exhibits with other Cotswold artists and craftspeople in the Old Silk Mill. She also teaches all principles of pottery and ceramics at the Stanton Guildhouse near Broadway.
Alice works from her own studio at Ditchford Farm, Shipston-on-Stour.
