Artist: Geoff Litherland

Key words: natural world, human influence, surrealism of science fiction, fantasia of abstraction, parallel world.

Reference: 500 Ceramic Sculptures & Masters: Earthenware

These were collected as potential reference for the research paper, but as 3D works, they were not included in the paper.  

Key words: organic forms, colourful

The colours of this artist's work are so rich, and the contents are so complex. It must be really time-consuming during making. The blue and yellow colours at the back are the effect that I want to achieve. I will do some research and tests later. 

Because my paper is about fantastical landscapes that I was looking for anything that might relevant. This tea set is absolutely abnormal.

This one looks like some alien creature.

Glazes are cool.

This installation is odd. The shape and colour keep making me think about stomach, gut or heart.

Reference: Ceramic Figures, Paper Clay

Exhibition: CLASSIC & CONTEMPORARY CERAMICS

CLASSIC & CONTEMPORARY CERAMICS 28 July - 22 August

Erskine, Hall & Coe Ltd, 15 Royal Arcade, 28 Old Bond Street, London W1S 4SP

James Tower

Jacqueline Lerat
Chateau Japonais
1994

Hans Coper
Cup form with disc
1960s

Lucie Rie
Vase with flaring lip
1980