My work with abstract sculptural form is currently taking two directions:

- the 'single' walled pieces, mainly asymmetrical with one line (edge) running through the whole form, connected. (sculpture I)

- the double walled pieces where I work with solidity contra inner space, concave and convex surfaces together with sharp edges. (sculpture II)

They are often built in three connected parts; three being both a strong number and a balanced repetition of form. The pieces are individual, although I like displaying them in a group. Even though the forms are sometimes complex, they all embody a certain simplicity and strength.

Stoneware is my chosen material for its qualities - I like to challenge the material and my own skills by building complicated shapes; fragile in the building, drying and firing process which upon firing attain the strength to be handled and positioned without support.

I am Danish and moved to London in 2005. Scandinavian design has influenced my work; clean curves, sparse decoration, simplicity. The broad ceramics curriculum at Designskolen Kolding provided me with the ability to use different ceramic techniques as well as a strong understanding of form. Sculptural form is where my passion lies and is the area I wish to continue exploring.