Alice Neave’s Dwell ceramic vessels explore form, surface, and transformation through hand-built clay.
Inspired by natural forms such as seed pods and poppy heads, each vessel is shaped intuitively, allowing the material to guide its final silhouette. Surfaces are scattered with delicate marks that become softened and abstracted as glazes react freely in the kiln.
Based in London, Neave’s practice embraces process and unpredictability, resulting in ceramic works that feel tactile, organic, and quietly expressive — objects shaped as much by chance as by intention.
