My work explores the use of colour in the clay itself and not as surface decoration. Simplicity of form is pre-eminent, but the form itself varies: ceramic pieces such as bowls, dishes and towers, but also jewellery, buttons, wind chime mobiles and even dolls' house scale miniatures.

My porcelain agateware is a contemporary use of a traditional technique. I work backwards, creating patterns before pots.  Quite the opposite to the way most potters work.

I enjoy this combination of part control and part happenstance. I decide the colours, the quantity of colour, and create the patterning, but then a random element takes over - beyond my control.

The work is made in a series, but no two pieces will be identical. Only the rims are glazed. Once fired in an electric kiln.