Reinterpretation Across Cultures and Generations. Chinoiserie emerged from fascination rather than accuracy. When Chinese porcelain reached Europe, its technical perfection and unfamiliar imagery sparked admiration and imitation. European makers reinterpreted what they saw, blending Chinese motifs with local traditions such as Delft Blue. Finally becoming mass
From ambitious go-getter to caregiver and daughter once more. This work grew from the years surrounding my mother’s early-onset Alzheimer’s. My sister and I cared for her as long as we could, until the decision was made to move her to a care home. Within
Coral Vase - Reimagining Delft Blue The Coral Vases grow from a story that began over a decade ago, when I worked for Marcel Wanders and first immersed myself in the world of Delft Blue, patterns and mosaics. That experience sharpened my eye for detail and
Coral Vase - Reimagining Delft Blue The Coral Vases grow from a story that began over a decade ago, when I worked for Marcel Wanders and first immersed myself in the world of Delft Blue, patterns and mosaics. That experience sharpened my eye for detail and
How do we value art? What price do we give it? What importance do we ascribe to it? Surely arts value comes from its expression, its beauty, not its price tag? The 18th Century vase was meticulously made. Beautiful but flawed, with chips and cracks. If
How do we value art? What price do we give it? What importance do we ascribe to it? Surely arts value comes from its expression, its beauty, not its price tag? The 18th Century vase was meticulously made. Beautiful but flawed, with chips and cracks. If
How do we value art? What price do we give it? What importance do we ascribe to it? Surely arts value comes from its expression, its beauty, not its price tag? The 18th Century vase was meticulously made. Beautiful but flawed, with chips and cracks. If
How do we value art? What price do we give it? What importance do we ascribe to it? Surely arts value comes from its expression, its beauty, not its price tag? The 18th Century vase was meticulously made. Beautiful but flawed, with chips and cracks. If
How do we value art? What price do we give it? What importance do we ascribe to it? Surely arts value comes from its expression, its beauty, not its price tag? The 18th Century vase was meticulously made. Beautiful but flawed, with chips and cracks. If
How do we value art? What price do we give it? What importance do we ascribe to it? Surely arts value comes from its expression, its beauty, not its price tag? The 18th Century vase was meticulously made. Beautiful but flawed, with chips and cracks. If