Donna Jameson

My recent work explores burnished, tactile vessels that invite a slow, haptic way of looking. Through rounded bases, gentle wobble, and carefully balanced forms, each piece holds a sense of poised movement, encouraging the viewer to engage physically as well as visually. Subtle atmospheric surfaces and fine blue line markings trace the vessel’s making, foregrounding touch, rhythm, and the intimate relationship between body and clay. Together, these works form a quiet, connected group that considers how objects can shape perception, interaction, and emotional resonance.