Cup

Lawrence creates remarkable forms through photo-silkscreens on thin slabs of porcelain, printing before assembling so the imagery acts as a foundational building block rather than an after-image. Here the ‘Cup’ is loosely interpreted, a roll of porcelain — seemingly stuffed into a vessel — becomes the carrier. A second form, ostensibly skull-like, seems barbed with a twisted wire and odd ceramic buttons. Shapes have formed organically in the moments of creation, the artist allowing the collaged skin to subconsciously inform them.