Tim divides his time between teaching art at Brighton College and living in Brittany with his family. In both places he works with clay to create very different bodies of work. In France his work is making functional jugs, bowls plates, while in the UK it is more sculptural and architectural, usually taking the form of lighting pieces, each one unique, exploring various themes. They are quiet and understated, minimal in form and colour, but with a strong architectural presence

Tim is fascinated by theatre lighting, and his ‘brutalist’ design lamps are all about creating ambience and mood. These are not functional lighting pieces: some are enhanced with graphite, others gold, others a single shot of colour, to be glimpsed, dramatically, through an opening

During the evening, Tim will discuss this creative concept and demonstrate his process on an earthenware clay slab

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