This is Arnaud’s third video of my pots. This one is of the two Twisted Oval Vases, Arrow Heads (i) and (ii). Made from the same mould, these could work as a pair, although they have now been sold individually.
To find out more, and see other pots that I have made, do visit the webpage. Prices and commissions on request.
Here is the second of Arnaud’s videos.
This is of Cinched Oval Vases, Diagonals (iii) and (iv). The shapes are inverted and the colours complementary, so they work as a pair – or individually.
To find out more, and see other pots that I have made, do visit the webpage. Prices and commissions on request.
I spent a cheerful afternoon with Arnaud Pitois yesterday making videos of some of my pots.
Here is the first. This is of Flat Oval Vases, Squares (i) and (ii). The inverted pattern of squares enables these pots to work as a pair – or individually.
To find out more, and see other pots that I have made, do visit the webpage. Prices and commissions on request.
Enjoying making commissions
Here is a preview of the works that my sister Sophie Arup and I exhibited at the Sisters.2 show at the Herrick Gallery, curated by Marcus Cole and Issy Ogden
Wow! It was rammed!
Great fun though – many thanks to everyone who came along.
Especial thanks to Marcus Cole and Issy Ogden for curating the show – it was amazing!
I have finally finished half of the cache pots that I have been making for our window sill.
7 down, 7 to go!
Despite working completely independently, my sister Sophie Arup and I have always been surprised by the slightly eerie way that our work is complementary. Celebrating this, we exhibited together in 2014. Our second exhibition, showcasing our work of the past four years, is taking place in February 2018, at the Herrick Gallery on Piccadilly. Remarkably, our pieces continue to exude extraordinary synergy despite the different mediums in which we work.
Sisters.2 is curated by CO: Marcus Cole and Issy Ogden.
It has been a real privilege to create the Manser Medal for The Sunday Times British Homes Awards.
The Medal was conceived in 2001 to inspire innovation in house design, to show how social and technological aspirations can be met by intelligent design.
Many congratulations to Eldridge London, who won the 2017 Medal for their hose in Coombe Park. The Jury panel commented that: “This is a house that can’t be ignored, has many stunning and surprising elements and whilst unlikely to be copied will give Architects and house builders much to think about.”
