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SCORCHED EARTH CERAMICS

by Angie Robinson
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Hand built ceramics inspired by the love of colour and nature

About Me

I am inspired by the sounds, sights and symmetry to be found in nature.
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Newstead Artist Market

I will be participating in the Newstead Artist Market in Sunday 1 December from 10am to 3pm. This event debuted in 2023 and will be back this year ... just in time for Christmas.Along with my saggar-fired ceramics there will be paintings, prints, tableware, sculptures, jewellery, photography and MUCH MORE!Wander through the buildings and grounds of the glorious Newstead Arts Hub. There will be coffee, sausages, sweet treats, good music and good company in a great community space.Find unique and beautiful pieces. Get all your festive season shopping sorted, while supporting local Artists & Artisans. Event details.

Current Project

My latest works are hand built ceramic pieces produced using a saggar firing process in an electric kiln. Saggars are sealed containers used to encase ceramic pieces during firing. By controlling the atmosphere within the saggar, artists can create various design effects. Organic materials, such as leaves, sawdust, or salts, are often placed within the saggar. As the kiln reaches high temperatures, these materials release smoke and vapor, which can interact with the ceramics. Other additives such as metallic salts, oxides or minerals can be added. These interactions lead to unique surface patterns, including smoky veils, flashes of color, and distinctive markings.
The saggar firing process is known for its element of surprise. leading to unexpected and captivating design effects that are difficult to replicate through traditional kiln firing. The saggar technique invites experimentation and fosters creativity, resulting in one-of-a-kind ceramic pieces with stunning visual appeal.
Saggar Vessels

Latest Photos

Saggar vessels 2024
Black and White Totems at Mica Grange
Saggar vessels 2024
Garden Totems at Possum Gully
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Reviews

"Angie is a great ceramics teacher and a wonderful person. She is friendly, funny, and kind. I have been inspired and encouraged by her skilful and patient teaching approach, her classes can be as freely creative or as guided as you want. Sharing the journey with a small group of other aspiring creative people is magical and the highlight of my week.
Tina
"A wonderful ceramics teacher in a superb studio space. My arts practice has developed above and beyond."
olivia
"I have been studying hand building with Angie for a couple of months now. She is a generous and knowledgeable teacher with an amazingly well equipped studio. The classes are small and good fun."
MARG
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