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Jane Perryman Ceramic BowlsA pair of smoke fired ceramic bowls by British ceramicist Jane Perryman. Hand built with a double wall and rounded bottom allowing them to gently rock. Perryman wanted to explore the duality between fragility and strength the bowls appear heavy, and yet are deceptively light; their kinetic nature suggests a vulnerability, yet they cannot fall, always returning to their centre of gravity. They invite interaction and create tension. Left mostly

with each touch of the maker’s tool visible

and yet are deceptively light

with some age-related wear

She has worked from her studio in the Cambridgeshire countryside for over 50 years

10(h) × 20cm(w)

polished ceramic base

Signed and dated on the base

influencing his artistic exploration of structure and movement

Smoke-fired ceramic vessel by British ceramicist Elspeth Owen

Sakwa is considered one of the master woodworkers of the 20th century

Hansen shifted toward abstraction after working as an assistant to Danish concrete artist Paul Gadegaard

describes his creative approach as intuitive