Garry Magee and Wendy Raynsford have found that their work sits very happily together in a space, sometimes in quiet support and at other times energetically enhancing their two creative results.

“Some years ago I travelled through Japan and began my obsession and education with ceramics. The philosophy of beautiful objects for every day use appeals to me and the idea of the transaction between maker and user fascinating. When someone spontaneously reaches out to touch one of my pots I feel that I’ve managed to achieve that connection. I work with different stoneware clays and porcelain. Form itself is all important and something that is a constant strive. I enjoy decorating the pots simply, allowing slips and different glazes to interact freely. This gives a fluidity and freedom that makes each piece unique.” - Garry Magee

“I started my art journey in illustration but moved away from that as I discovered a love for using acrylics to paint natural forms. I’ve always enjoyed the drama and wildness of the natural world. I now indulge my love of nature, particularly flowers, and paint them constantly. Painting from life provides endless inspiration and challenges. It’s all about colour, it’s all about light.” Wendy Raynsford

Green vase garry magee

White Beauties wendy raynsford

Tall pot garry magee

Flowers in blue pot. wendy raynsford

Yellow beauties wendy raynsford