Molk is a ceramics project within Granite3D, combining digital design with traditional clay work. I’m using locally sourced Cornish porcelain and focusing on slip casting, modular parts, and the textures left behind by the making process.
The forms pull from brutalist architecture, archaeological textures, and early Chinese pottery. Casting seams and rough edges are left visible on purpose—what’s usually cleaned away becomes part of the final object.
There’s a kind of ludic asobi running through the work—a structured kind of play where repeating, stacking, and leaving things unfinished helps shape both the process and the result.
These are early pieces. They’re here to test ideas, get feedback, and see where things might go next.
3-D printeD test pieces and slip cast pottery
3D printed test cup with finished porcelain slip cast
Recently slip cast items ready for the kiln
Place pottery ready for the kiln
And lays cups ready for the kiln
Triangle vase prototype in black and white
White triangle vase with flowers
Black triangle vase with lichen glaze
White triangle vase made with Parian clay
Black triangle vase on the fence post
Stackable cup prototype
8 ounce coffee cup in celadon glaze
8 ounce coffee cups stacked up
Other work in progress items
Traffic cone in porcelain
Modular container in porcelain with celadon glaze
Porcelain cup with white glaze
