Sydney-based ceramicist Gretel Corrie crafts objects that inhabit a space between the functional, the imperfect and hand-made. Drawn mainly to stoneware and porcelain in her practice, Corrie's work is both an ode to the specific physicality of the ceramics she utilises and the endless possibilities of typically ignored forms that make up the everyday. In this recent series of photos she has collaborated with photographer Hannah Scott-Stevenson to create images that highlight the playful yet functional nature of her work.
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