Repaired Objects - Ceramics

By repairing ceramics using traditional techniques, new materials and experimental ideas, I attempt to move the repair process and broken objects to the centre of conversation. This is an ongoing series, many of which are for sale or commissionable. Please contact me for details. They have been exhibited at the Triangle Gallery, Camberwell Space, Bridport Arts Centre, V&A and Collect, amongst other places.

Bridget Harvey

London, England

A traditional plate mended in a standard way, using super glue. I left the overflow of glue to show the material and process of repair on the surface.

This plate explore the idea that paper plates are more environmentally friendly than ceramic

This plate was mended through a tradition technique, using the glue-like properties of casein in milk.

Broken side plate fixed in a way that celebrates the break and references the craft of kintsugi

Repaired Objects - Ceramics

Bridget Harvey

London, England

A traditional plate mended in a standard way, using super glue. I left the overflow of glue to show the material and process of repair on the surface.

This plate was mended through a tradition technique, using the glue-like properties of casein in milk.

This plate explore the idea that paper plates are more environmentally friendly than ceramic

Broken side plate fixed in a way that celebrates the break and references the craft of kintsugi

Repaired Objects - Ceramics

Bridget Harvey

Repaired Objects - Ceramics

Bridget Harvey

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