Lisa Collingbourne creates visually stimulating collections of high fired porcelain tableware that celebrates the contrasting man made industrial and the organic, the mass produced and the handmade.
It is Lisa’s intention to rejoice in the role both play within our lives and society today. Each individual piece is adorned with decals produced in differing sizes with the intention of stacking and layering them in a way to create a larger, stimulating pattern to be admired from an aerial view.
My work expresses the personal: the highs and lows of the lived experience, illustrated through an enlivening combination of colour and pattern, figuration...
I collect ceramics because I feel connections in the stories that they embody. I see them as gateways to the tacit complexities of lives lived. Objects can tell...
As a maker I am inspired by historical events and the people around me, transforming this into unique illustrations applied to a diverse collection of surfaces...
My work explores the energy and vibrancy I see in the world that surrounds me. The work is a mirror of the qualities I see. Using extruders, slips and glazes I...
My previous profession as a midwife compliments the values and ideas within my ceramics, fostering an appreciation of diversity, unity, fragmentation and...
Material Synergies: Capturing the Immediacy of Thought & Feeling As an artist, I employ the agency of ceramics to anchor my subjective emotion. The work in turn...