Jo Ellis

"My work is all about experiencing a place not about representing it; my emotions and reactions to where I am and what I am looking at are an important part of creating a painting" Jo Ellis

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Alex McCarthy

Alex creates objects with a harmonious connection between surface and form. The tactile qualities of his artefacts are inspired by textures that surround us such as; tree bark, natural rocks, cracking paint and even marine life.

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David Pearce

In a turbulent world, Pearce's work comes as a breath of fresh air in its directness and honesty - Ashley Gray, director of Gray MCA

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David Atkins

"My paintings are about experiencing and responding to the places I encounter. This is often achieved by spending periods of time in a landscape and looking and working directly from it" David Atkins

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our style

Being based in Cornwall has certainly influenced the style of the gallery which focuses around the concept of 'edges' and 'boundaries' - where land meets sky – a celebration of the flora and fauna of our countryside, and ruggedness of our natural coastline.

I love what I do, the people I meet, the artists that I represent, and I hope that that enthusiasm shows in every interaction.

Craftmanship

100% made by hand. Obsessive attention to detail, style & quality.

CONNECTION

Sourced directly from our makers and creators. A truly independent outlet.

CUSTOMERS

Delivering excellent customer service. Spreading the joy of art ownership.

Miae Kim

Originally from South Korea, Miae spent time in Los Angeles, working in the film industry as an animator and a visual effects artist. Miae discovered ceramic art some years ago and fell in love with it so much that Miae ended up joining the ceramic art courses at Glendale college in Los Angeles Miae set up a small studio, where Miae worked as a studio potter for a few years. Miae had to relocate to London last year, and is now working at a cozy communal studio called “Mud Gang” in central London.

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Imogen Bone

Originally moving to Cornwall to Study at Falmouth College of Art I fell in love with Cornwall, and the sea. The coast makes me feel free and allows me to paint with the energy that it gives. The storms that have such an impact on our coastline offer up a palette of opaque greys, greens and purples. The summer takes us through open clear skies and sparkling translucent waters putting those turbulent times behind us. Returning to Cornwall is always a fresh and welcoming feeling.

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Contemporary ceramics by Craig Underhill

Based in Reawla, Cornwall, Craig Underhill has been a ceramic artist for over 30 years.

"I see my work as 3-dimensional paintings that are made with an experimental approach to using ceramic materials. By applying materials in different ways I am able to create a diverse range of surface finishes that are designed to work in conjunction with the slab built forms. I apply layers of materials to build up a richness to the surface and often create areas with an intensity of mark making that give a point of focus and that contrast with plainer, more open and quieter areas. Although I learnt to throw at university, I quickly became aware that hand building and more specifically slab building allowed me the creative freedom I wanted." Craig Underhill