Jennifer Morris

Jennifer Morris is a ceramic artist based in Hampstead London.  A pre foundation course in 2008 introduced her to working with clay.  Morris uses both hand building techniques and throwing to make objects that can be easily inserted into daily life and provides both joy and function.  Using an understated and limited  colour palette, which draws  attention the silhouettes of her creation.  Morris experiments with different stoneware clay bodies adding natural materials to bring out the beauty and texture of the clay.

Her creative process is intuitive, visualising an image in her mind and then creating it in three-dimensional form – “I sketch in clay, making new ideas come to life”. For Morris this allows her to find inspiration during the process, letting her works organically develop, retaining energy and movement in her pieces.

Client Testimonials

We spent some time looking for someone who could produce some solid wooden frames to mount our medals in. James, listened carefully to what we wanted and made us the exact high-quality frame we needed. Since then, we re-order every couple of weeks including some complex bespoke frames. We have been working together for about 10 years and I couldn’t recommend The Framing Centre highly enough.

Matthew Holland
Bigbury Mint

Artmill Gallery & Framing Centre are our go to framers for The Arts Institute, University of Plymouth. They have a particular empathy for artists requirements and always produce work to the highest quality. Many of our exhibiting artists have been so impressed with the outcome that they go on to use Artmill for all their work.

Dr Sarah Chapman, Artistic Director
The Arts Institute, University of Plymouth