Angie Robinson's ceramic practice is both a response to the natural environment that surrounds her and a continuation of the long legacy of ceramic work that has come before.
Specialising in saggar firing, Robinson embraces the unpredictable and transformative power of organic materials. Through the careful arrangement of natural elements and manufactured materials around each piece, she invites the kiln to collaborate, leaving behind unique marks and hues that tell the story of the firing. Each work becomes a record of this alchemical process, a fusion of human invention and the raw, untamed energy of nature.
Her ceramics are more than objects; they serve as vessels of connection to the earth and its raw materials, to the process of creation, and to the human imagination. Through this practice, Robinson aims to create distinctive pieces that invite appreciation of both the whole and the subtle
