Specialising in bespoke commissions, Victoria creates unique ceramic bas relief plaques, panels, friezes and sculpture for both architectural and decorative installation.
Combining her classical influences with today's contemporary needs she works closely with her clients to produce timeless pieces that enhance their spaces.
With her pieces having sold at Bonhams in their 'Decorative Art from 1860' sale and her bespoke collections for Simon Orrell designs have ensured that her work is widely sought after and adorns private collections world wide.
“Victoria is one of the most talented and innovative new designers to be sold at auction in recent years.”
– Mark Oliver, Director of Design, Bonhams
More of my pieces are on display at the Weiner Museum of Decorative Arts in Florida. It really is such an honour to be exhibited in such a wonderful collection. WMODA is well worth a visit or for those who aren't able to get there then check out their website http://wmoda.com/.
Each year at Kips Bay in NYC, celebrated interior designs are invited to transform a room in a show house and this year I’m thrilled that my bronze sculpture ‘Ophelia’ commissioned by Simon Orrell Designs has been showcased by Richard Rabel in his stunning design for the Gallery Entry and Lower grand Staircase. See the image on my instagram!
Also this week I have been invited to hold workshops at a school nearby working with the pupils to create small bas relief plaques! Am excited and naturally nervous about this! Its amazing how much planning is needed when undertaking such events. I’m really looking forward to seeing where their imagination takes them!
Am currently working on ideas for a commission for a panel and enjoying the process. Images to follow in the future. In the meantime here’s one of the newest works fired and glazed!
Recently I’ve discovered that there are a number of my fantastical pieces in the collection of the WMODA Weiner Museum of Decorative Arts in Florida. http://wmoda.com There is an exhibition on at the moment there until June 28th called Fantastique where there are a number on display. It has come as a complete surprise and needless to say I am thrilled to be alongside some of the ceramic greats the likes of William de Morgan and Daisy Makeig Jones! The pieces include this one called Serenade a finely carved bas relief.
I shall be exhibiting some recent pieces here in Norwich in April 24th –28th at the Forum in the Spring Art show pop along if you get the chance.
