Platter
Platter by South Australian artist Bridget Saville.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Bridget Saville is an emerging artist and designer based on Kaurna Country (Adelaide Plains). Since 2021, she has focused on ceramics, developing her practice with clay as her primary medium. Currently, she is a tenant at JamFactory, a prestigious art and design centre in Adelaide, where she completed the Ceramic Associate Program during 2023 -2024.
Her body of work ranges from functional designs to sculptural pieces, all grounded in strong conceptual foundations. Bridget's interest in a concept-driven approach to making was sparked during her studies for a Bachelor of Interior Design at RMIT University, where she graduated with first-class honours in 2020. Her academic journey refined her research skills and her ability to explore cultural and ontological connections.
Proficient in both wheel throwing and hand building techniques, she also enjoys developing tools and jigs to further test and stretch the limits of the material. Her most recent works explore extruded forms that take inspiration from architecture, the physicality of the human body, and spontaneous movement that involves the use of gravity. This process allows intuition and unpredictability to collide, resulting in unique and expressive forms.
PRODUCT DETAILS:
Dimensions: H 35 x D 350mm
Weight: 2.1kg
Materials: ceramic
Purchases from our shops directly support individual artists as well as our unique exhibition and training programs.
Handmade in Australia.
Platter by South Australian artist Bridget Saville.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Bridget Saville is an emerging artist and designer based on Kaurna Country (Adelaide Plains). Since 2021, she has focused on ceramics, developing her practice with clay as her primary medium. Currently, she is a tenant at JamFactory, a prestigious art and design centre in Adelaide, where she completed the Ceramic Associate Program during 2023 -2024.
Her body of work ranges from functional designs to sculptural pieces, all grounded in strong conceptual foundations. Bridget's interest in a concept-driven approach to making was sparked during her studies for a Bachelor of Interior Design at RMIT University, where she graduated with first-class honours in 2020. Her academic journey refined her research skills and her ability to explore cultural and ontological connections.
Proficient in both wheel throwing and hand building techniques, she also enjoys developing tools and jigs to further test and stretch the limits of the material. Her most recent works explore extruded forms that take inspiration from architecture, the physicality of the human body, and spontaneous movement that involves the use of gravity. This process allows intuition and unpredictability to collide, resulting in unique and expressive forms.
PRODUCT DETAILS:
Dimensions: H 35 x D 350mm
Weight: 2.1kg
Materials: ceramic
Purchases from our shops directly support individual artists as well as our unique exhibition and training programs.
Handmade in Australia.
Original: $17,844.47
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$5,353.34Description
Platter by South Australian artist Bridget Saville.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Bridget Saville is an emerging artist and designer based on Kaurna Country (Adelaide Plains). Since 2021, she has focused on ceramics, developing her practice with clay as her primary medium. Currently, she is a tenant at JamFactory, a prestigious art and design centre in Adelaide, where she completed the Ceramic Associate Program during 2023 -2024.
Her body of work ranges from functional designs to sculptural pieces, all grounded in strong conceptual foundations. Bridget's interest in a concept-driven approach to making was sparked during her studies for a Bachelor of Interior Design at RMIT University, where she graduated with first-class honours in 2020. Her academic journey refined her research skills and her ability to explore cultural and ontological connections.
Proficient in both wheel throwing and hand building techniques, she also enjoys developing tools and jigs to further test and stretch the limits of the material. Her most recent works explore extruded forms that take inspiration from architecture, the physicality of the human body, and spontaneous movement that involves the use of gravity. This process allows intuition and unpredictability to collide, resulting in unique and expressive forms.
PRODUCT DETAILS:
Dimensions: H 35 x D 350mm
Weight: 2.1kg
Materials: ceramic
Purchases from our shops directly support individual artists as well as our unique exhibition and training programs.
Handmade in Australia.
