Sampfire Ceramics pottery studio.
Hatch Somerset member - latest installation:
Matremorphosis = matrescence+metamorphosis.
Part of The Daylight Collective South West.
Created by Amy Thornley-Heard Artist, 2025.
Galvanised steel wire from Mole Valley Farmers, decayed wood veneer with fungus and grass attached, Two Rivers Watchet handmade paper offcuts, nature finds.
Created by Amy Thornley-Heard Artist, 2025.
Galvanised steel wire from Mole Valley Farmers, decayed wood veneer with fungus and grass attached, Two Rivers Watchet handmade paper offcuts, nature finds.
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Journeys: the movement of people through ages and between places. Life too is a journey — of experiences, ideas, thoughts and emotions. Journeys always lead somewhere, but often, to an unexpected destination.
📅 8 Nov – 23 Nov Weekends 11–4
📍 Somerset
Journeys: the movement of people through ages and between places. Life too is a journey — of experiences, ideas, thoughts and emotions. Journeys always lead somewhere, but often, to an unexpected destination.
📅 8 Nov – 23 Nov Weekends 11–4
📍 Somerset
Journeys: the movement of people through ages and between places. Life too is a journey — of experiences, ideas, thoughts and emotions. Journeys always lead somewhere, but often, to an unexpected destination.
📅 8 Nov – 23 Nov Weekends 11–4
📍 Somerset
Journeys: the movement of people through ages and between places. Life too is a journey — of experiences, ideas, thoughts and emotions. Journeys always lead somewhere, but often, to an unexpected destination.
📅 8 Nov – 23 Nov Weekends 11–4
📍 Somerset
“What would the world be, once bereft
Of wet and of wildness? Let them be left,
O let them be left, wildness and wet;
Long live the weeds and the wilderness yet”
“What would the world be, once bereft
Of wet and of wildness? Let them be left,
O let them be left, wildness and wet;
Long live the weeds and the wilderness yet”