Precarious whales swim in the melting ice. Porcelain vessel with photographic images fired into the glaze. NFS

Goddess of Wildlands and bees, Artemis dances to protect the balance of nature .
Melted glass coloured slips and high fired glazes. 30cm across. NFS

This vessel represents the sacredness of frozen water , a reminder that humanity should preserve the glaciers for future generations. NFS

Sculptural vessel symbolizing the plastic pollution in the Pacific Ocean. Animals two by two drag plastic toward an arc of clean water, 30 cm across . £210

About 30cm across. This vessel is about the HIV crisis in Sub-Saharan Africa, Social Science has suggested that in countries where women's rights are improved , the crisis is in decline. Robert Burns wrote the poem 'The Rights of Woman ' in 1787. Images of the HIV molecule , The Earth surrounded by many hands and an African woman and child also decorate the vessel. NFS

Response to Jacob Polley's poem 'Keepers' and a call to save the bees. 25cm across.
Stoneware, slips, glazes and photographic transfers. NFS

Precarious whales swim in the melting ice. Porcelain vessel with photographic images fired into the glaze. NFS

Goddess of Wildlands and bees, Artemis dances to protect the balance of nature .
Melted glass coloured slips and high fired glazes. 30cm across. NFS

This vessel represents the sacredness of frozen water , a reminder that humanity should preserve the glaciers for future generations. NFS

Sculptural vessel symbolizing the plastic pollution in the Pacific Ocean. Animals two by two drag plastic toward an arc of clean water, 30 cm across . £210

About 30cm across. This vessel is about the HIV crisis in Sub-Saharan Africa, Social Science has suggested that in countries where women's rights are improved , the crisis is in decline. Robert Burns wrote the poem 'The Rights of Woman ' in 1787. Images of the HIV molecule , The Earth surrounded by many hands and an African woman and child also decorate the vessel. NFS

Response to Jacob Polley's poem 'Keepers' and a call to save the bees. 25cm across.
Stoneware, slips, glazes and photographic transfers. NFS

Paper clay 40 cm long. Red fishing line entwined around the Whale's fin and tail represents the danger of plastics to cetaceans. SOLD

Sedna, Inuit goddess of the Ocean . She is dreaming about saving her precious Cetaceans from extinction. Stoneware figure 40 cm high with ceramic photos fired into the glaze. NFS

The precarious place of whales and other cetaceans on the planet is in our hands - as is the next mass extinction of all life . Paper Clay and ceramic phorographs. NFS

A future where the ocean only hold ghost whales ? Vessel 25 cm across with melted glass and small diving figure. Paper clay .NFS

Reclining figure informed by the colours of the fife coastline. SOLD

SOLD

About 30 cm tall. This Torso is about the HIV Crisis in Sub-Saharan Africa. Social Science has suggested that in countries where women's rights are improved the crisis is in decline. Robert burns wrote the poem 'The Rights of Woman' in 1787. HIV molecules surrounded by many hands also decorate the figure. NFS

This torso is made with stoneware clay , slips , glazes and ceramic transfers. It is about living in Scotland within increasing austerity. 15cm high. £90

Demeter is said to have created the winter when her daughter was taken to the underworld , but Spring followed on her daughter's return. The Greeks worshipped her in hope that she would bring good weather for their crops and subsequent harvest.
Terracotta crank and coloured slips. About 30cm long.
SOLD

Artemis , goddess of the wilderness, reflecting upon the balance of nature. With mountains glazed into torso.
30 cm across. NFS

This is the back of previous Artemis figure.

Response to Hisham Matar's novel ,'In The Country of Men'. Set in Seventies Libya. 30cm high. NFS

Black clay with ceramic transfer. Symbolising Artemis , nature goddess with the bees at the heart of her concern. 15cm tall. NFS

Paper clay 40 cm long. Red fishing line entwined around the Whale's fin and tail represents the danger of plastics to cetaceans. SOLD

Sedna, Inuit goddess of the Ocean . She is dreaming about saving her precious Cetaceans from extinction. Stoneware figure 40 cm high with ceramic photos fired into the glaze. NFS

The precarious place of whales and other cetaceans on the planet is in our hands - as is the next mass extinction of all life . Paper Clay and ceramic phorographs. NFS

A future where the ocean only hold ghost whales ? Vessel 25 cm across with melted glass and small diving figure. Paper clay .NFS

Reclining figure informed by the colours of the fife coastline. SOLD

SOLD

About 30 cm tall. This Torso is about the HIV Crisis in Sub-Saharan Africa. Social Science has suggested that in countries where women's rights are improved the crisis is in decline. Robert burns wrote the poem 'The Rights of Woman' in 1787. HIV molecules surrounded by many hands also decorate the figure. NFS

This torso is made with stoneware clay , slips , glazes and ceramic transfers. It is about living in Scotland within increasing austerity. 15cm high. £90

Demeter is said to have created the winter when her daughter was taken to the underworld , but Spring followed on her daughter's return. The Greeks worshipped her in hope that she would bring good weather for their crops and subsequent harvest.
Terracotta crank and coloured slips. About 30cm long.
SOLD

Artemis , goddess of the wilderness, reflecting upon the balance of nature. With mountains glazed into torso.
30 cm across. NFS

This is the back of previous Artemis figure.

Response to Hisham Matar's novel ,'In The Country of Men'. Set in Seventies Libya. 30cm high. NFS

Black clay with ceramic transfer. Symbolising Artemis , nature goddess with the bees at the heart of her concern. 15cm tall. NFS