Matthew Chambers is a graduate of the Royal College of Art, and his intriguingly complex geometric stoneware combines traditional processes with a love of constructivist art, drawing influence from the work of Barbara Hepworth, Bridget Riley and the sculptural paintings of Mondrian. Constructed on the wheel from individual layers of pre-coloured clay, each piece comes into being organically through experiment of form. This new collection sees the further development of his highly distinctive work, pushing the boundaries of complexity of structure and depth of form, and extending his use of internal colour from a typically earthy palette into greens, greys, blues, yellows and deep rust reds.
Matthew Chambers
Symmetry I
55 (H) cms
Ref. 22433
Matthew Chambers
Symmetry II
55 (H) cms
Ref. 23241
Matthew Chambers
Symmetry III
43 (H) cms
Ref. 22435
Matthew Chambers
Symmetry IV
40 (H) cms
Ref. 22436
Matthew Chambers
Symmetry V
55 (H) cms
Ref. 22434
Matthew Chambers
Symmetry IX
31 (H) cms
Ref. 22441
Matthew Chambers
Symmetry V
38 (H) cms
Ref. 22437
Matthew Chambers
Symmetry VI
38 (H) cms
Ref. 22438
Matthew Chambers
Symmetry VII
35 (H) cms
Ref. 22439
Matthew Chambers
Symmetry VIII
32 (H) cms
Ref. 22440
Matthew Chambers
Symmetry X
18 (H) cms
Ref. 22442
Matthew Chambers
Symmetry XI
18 (H) cms
Ref. 22443
Matthew Chambers
Symmetry XII
18 (H) cms
Ref. 22444
Matthew Chambers
Symmetry XIV
18 (H) cms
Ref. 22446
Matthew Chambers
Symmetry XIII
18 (H) cms
Ref. 22445
Matthew Chambers
Symmetry Vessel II
26 (H) cms
Ref. 22450
Matthew Chambers
Symmetry Vessel I
27 (H) cms
Ref. 22449
Matthew Chambers
Symmetry Vessel III
38 (H) cms
Ref. 22618