Jessica Jordan

Jessica’s ceramics is inspired by the natural corrosion of surfaces, aerial views of landscapes, the contrast of rough and smooth line, pattern and texture that are found on stones and other objects like wood, glass and metal that have been weathered and broken down from natural erosion such as water, frost and heat. Her work takes the form of vessels, sculptures, wall pieces or of jewellery looking at different ways of containing space. Her forms are hand-built using stoneware or porcelain body clay. The pieces once fired are washed over with oxides to highlight textures made on the surface of the ceramics pieces then fired up to 1260℃.