We are inspired by the area we live in, surrounded by hills and water.
Michaela creates ceramic art, marking the clay with lines and textures that reflect the beautiful shores, trees and mountains of Argyll. She uses the poetry written by Chris, a published poet.
The pieces bring together the beauty of words and spaces.
Michaela's ceramic work brings together her interests in words, colour and form. She has developed her ceramics through a mixture of self-teaching and attending workshops, learning hand-building techniques and developing skills in glazing. She also learned her craft through networking with other potters.
Chris has always been a wordsmith and has been funded to work on his own fiction and poetry as well as to curate a book of unpublished poetry. He has had a number of poetry books published, as well as poems in journals and articles in magazines, exploring themes of spirituality, wilderness and social justice.
Chris and Michaela make and sell their ceramics and driftwood under the name Seatree - working together to create unique pieces using clay, poetry and driftwood – selling in galleries, online and at occasional selected ceramics and makers fairs.
