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Eva Masterman

MA work

MA work

  • There's a Hole in My Bucket, Installation

    There's a Hole in My Bucket, Installation, Eva Masterman 2016
    Clay, Bicarbonate Soda, pallet wood
    Dimensions Variable | Photographer: Dominic Tschudin

  • There's a Hole in My Bucket, detail

    There's a Hole in My Bucket, detail, Eva Masteramn 2016
    Clay, Bicarbonate Soda, pallet wood
    Dimensions Variable | Photographer: Dominic Tschudin

  • Plunger

    Plunger, Eva Masterman 2015
    Plaster, nylon straps, clay, trestle legs
    80 x 80 x 120cm | Photographer: Eva Masterman

  • Sledged

    Sledged, Eva Masterman 2015
    Plaster, wheels
    60 x 40 x 100cm | Photographer: Eva Masterman

  • Units

    Units, Eva Masterman 2015
    Ceramic
    Dimensions Variable | Photographer: Eva Masterman

  • Drip Tray

    Drip Tray, Eva Masterman 2015
    unfired clay, plaster
    20 x 200 cm | Photographer: Eva Masterman

  • Fettled

    Fettled, Eva Masterman 2015
    Sandpaper, unfired clay
    20 x 30 cm | Photographer: Eva Masterman

  • Studio, Solo Show, William Benington Gallery

    Studio, Solo Show, William Benington Gallery, Eva Masterman 2015
    mixed media
    Dimensions Variable | Photographer: Eva Masterman

  • Hanging By a Thread

    Hanging By a Thread, Eva Masterman 2016
    Clay, Plaster, inner tube, kiln prop
    55cm x 45cm | Photographer: Eva Masterman

  • Holding it Together 01

    Holding it Together 01, Eva Masterman 2016
    Clay, Plaster, found table, inner tube
    Variable | Photographer: Eva Masterman

  • Crackpot

    Crackpot, Eva Masterman 2016
    Clay, found table, kiln prop, thermal couple, plaster, inner tube
    variable | Photographer: Eva Masterman

  • Crackpot detail

    Crackpot detail, Eva Masterman 2016
    Clay, found table, kiln prop, thermal couple, plaster, inner tube
    variable | Photographer: Eva Masterman

Material Exchange

Mixed media installation signalling towards ideas of studio/site as a subjective and critically evaluated space. I aim to explore the progressive, self generative nature of making.
Programme
Ceramics & Glass

Info

Info

  • MA Degree

    School

    School of Humanities

    Programme

    MA Ceramics & Glass, 2016

  • Eva Masterman’s practice endeavours to create a collective visual language that investigates the encounter between process, maker and viewer. Connecting gestures of surface and form are reactivated through site-specific curation and installation, creating tension through displacement of the familiar. Deeply routed in subjective making, disrupted imagery of the studio/site/workshop signal towards an underlying preoccupation with the value and relevance of labour and skill. Evoking the ruin, the architectural, the body, the work becomes a testament to the colluding nature of process and environment, a means to an end, where the means becomes the end.

     

  • Degrees

  • BA Fine Art, First Class Honours, Kingston University, London, 2008; MA Ceramics and Glass, Royal College of Art, 2016

  • Experience

  • Ceramic artist in residence programme Künstlerhaus Stadttöpferei Neumünster, Germany, 2014; AA2A Kingston Access to Art Colleges, London, 2012; Kingsgate Workshop Trust Emerging Artists Kingsgate Studios, London, 2012; Tutor, Ceramics for beginners, Camden Art Centre, London, 2016; BA Visiting tutor, Kingston University, Kingston Upon Thames, London, 2016; MA Visiting lecturer, City and Guilds of London Art School, London, 2016

  • Exhibitions

  • STUDIO, solo show/residency, William Benington Gallery London, UK, 2015; Christies Auction House: The Emerging and Established, Christies South Kensington, London, UK, 2016; 51.5301,-0.1062, solo show, William Benington Gallery London, UK, 2013

  • Awards

  • Short listed, Henry Moore Dissertation prize, 2016

Registered Office: Royal College of Art, Kensington Gore, London SW7 2EU