Adam Marsh

Each piece of Adam’s work is individually hand thrown and is simplistic in form, colour and style. His ceramics are unique emphasising the lines created using the wheel which he highlights with sympathetic glazes and lustres. Adam’s main medium is porcelain but experiments with stoneware clays for contrast.

He studied at the University of Wolverhampton (2004-2007) gaining a BA (Hons) in Ceramics, followed by an apprenticeship under Edmund de Waal who greatly inspired and influenced his work. Adam has taught art and ceramics throughout the South East and undertaken Technician and Art in Residency positions which have expanded the range and influence of his work.