Nicky O'Connor
Ceramic Artist
Nicky trained at Eastbourne College of Education and the Chelsea School of
Art.
Her spontaneous temperament is perfectly catered for by the Raku method of
ceramics that she has chosen as her main form of expression.
This ancient Japanese method of firing encourages experimentation due to a
certain amount of unpredictability which adds a unique quality to every piece.
The shoes and boots have evolved from working with soft slabs, a medium
that allows for flexible designs.
Nicky has exhibited in local galleries in the Richmond and Twickenham
areas, at ceramic fairs, The Affordable Art Fair (Battersea) and at Eel Pie
Island Open Studios.
Her studio is on Eel Pie Island amongst the community of inspiring artisans.
She has spent most of her life encouraging others to develop their creative
potential by teaching in schools and colleges.
Nicky O'Connor
Ceramic Artist
Nicky trained at Eastbourne College of Education and
the Chelsea School of Art.
Her spontaneous temperament is perfectly catered for by
the Raku method of ceramics that she has chosen as her
main form of expression.
This ancient Japanese method of firing encourages
experimentation due to a certain amount of
unpredictability which adds a unique quality to every
piece.
The shoes and boots have evolved from working with
soft slabs, a medium that allows for flexible designs.
Nicky has exhibited in local galleries in the Richmond
and Twickenham areas, at ceramic fairs, The Affordable
Art Fair (Battersea) and at Eel Pie Island Open Studios.
Her studio is on Eel Pie Island amongst the community
of inspiring artisans.
She has spent most of her life encouraging others to
develop their creative potential by teaching in schools
and colleges.
