The shape of things to come: new sculpture and Indonesian eye presented by Prudential

Origin

I always wanted to visit Origin but there was always something on the way this time I made it and here are few of my findings. From the top Debbie Smyth artist producing beautiful art with thread and pins, Noa Ceramics  handmade tableware with amazing details, Guy Bird artist creating ceramic animals with a bit of character, Sarah Morpeth  paper cut outs and sculptures, Timea Sido   fine detail ceramics, Barbara Keal quirky felted animal hats, Clare Knox-Bentham illustrative wall and window installations, Jennifer Collier paper art, Sophie Woodrow ceramics figurative sculpture something that made a big impression on me and Melanie Bourget beautiful in raku sculptures 

Sculpture parks

I am trying to make the most of the few days I have off from working and connect my time off with finding some inspiration which I need so much at the moment. Visiting sculputre parks was something I wanted to do for a long time and decide that this summer is the wright time to do. From the top Jaume Plensa at Yorkshire Sculpture Park, annual Sothebys sculpture exhibition at Chatsworth, Goodwood sculputre park, Julian Wild at Burgley Sculpture Park and Kiedar Water and Forest Park.

Claire Partington

Claire Parington is a London based fine artist specializing in ceramic sculpture. I like the fact big part of her work is inspired by fairy tales. You can see her new work till 30th June at James Freeman Gallery in London.