Low Cup in Feather Grey, paul-philp Malcolm Martin began carving sculptural

Malcolm Martin began carving sculptural vessels in 1994 and 4 years later began a collaboration with fellow maker Gaynor Dowling that has evolved into a permanent working relationship

the polished surface gently reflects light

Precisely thrown bottle in unglazed white porcelain with a gentle matte surface and looped top

Instead of drawing on paper I draw in space by using textile as a material

Low Cup in Feather Grey, paul-philp Malcolm Martin began carving sculptural"When creating ceramic pieces I try to communicate my heritage my passion for material the alchemy behind firings and the connection between purpose and beauty. I aim to create calm and neutral minimalistic objects and compositions following simple forms in a soft tone palette hoping to alleviate the eye."