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Oliver Harding
Oliver Harding
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no.3, Oliver Harding 2019
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80mm x 40mm | Photographer: Oliver Hardingno.3, Oliver Harding 2019
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Melancholic, Oliver Harding 2019
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200mm x 120mm | Photographer: Oliver HardingMelancholic, Oliver Harding 2019
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Series of Overhangs, Oliver Harding 2019
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100mm x 40mm | Photographer: Oliver HardingSeries of Overhangs, Oliver Harding 2019
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Tipping Point, Oliver Harding 2019
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340mmx 200mm | Photographer: Oliver HardingTipping Point, Oliver Harding 2019
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Breaking Through, Oliver Harding 2019
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100mm x 60mm | Photographer: Oliver HardingBreaking Through, Oliver Harding 2019
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Sentiment, Oliver Harding 2019
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120mm x 80mm | Photographer: Oliver HardingSentiment, Oliver Harding 2019
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Expanse, Oliver Harding 2019
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Totality, Oliver Harding 2019
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600mm x 300mm | Photographer: Oliver HardingTotality, Oliver Harding 2019
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600mm x 300mm | Photographer: Oliver Harding
Major project:
I have been focusing on the experimental and unpredictable use of glaze within the kiln. My approach focusses on how I create boundaries though this raw and unknowing world created by glaze.
Through material investigation, I have become aware of letting the material speak for itself, and trying to create this notion of chance. I have been inspired by satellite imagery of earth, and its natural life cycles, through this I have created my own landscapes within the glazes.
The forms I create are chosen by my instinctual processes, and my understanding of the clay; knowing how each type will react through stress and tension in a different manner, and focusing on the balance between form and surface.
Info
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School
School of Arts & Humanities
Programme
MA Ceramics & Glass
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Contact
- +44 (0)7775647354
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Oliver was born in Colchester, Essex. From a young age, Oliver has had a passion to explore the natural world. Oliver studied his BA in contemporary crafts at Falmouth University, where he began to build his relationship with clay and glaze.
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Previous degrees
- BA Contemporary Crafts, Falmouth University, 2017