Living and working on England’s Suffolk coast, Sophie Cook has found a world of expression in handful of simple forms. She began with a bottle shape, then added the teardrop and a pod form to her repertoire of porcelain pieces. After an attentive shaping on the wheel, these are left to dry for two days, then refined with carving and sprayed with color. “I love color, creating glazes, and matching different colors to make groups of my pieces. This is when the form becomes so important. There has to be a balance in the shapes as they sit together in a group, but each piece also needs to have a strong enough form to sit by itself.”
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