“my kind of home”
Ceramist Margaret O Rorke lives and works in her fifteenth century hall house in Oxfordshire. The house is furnished with plain wooden doors, simple oak furniture and graphic artworks – all of which provide a contrast to Margaret’s dazzling, light-emitting porcelain creations.
Oak beamed kitchen with York stone flagstones with black Aga in Inglenook fireplace
Glazed ceramics displayed on wooden beam in plastered wall above wooden armchair and stool
Margaret porcelain light sculpture Vertical Pods hanging behind smoke covered open hearth Inglenook fireplace
Margaret O’Rorke sits beneath her hanging lights, Horizontal Pods, upstairs in her open plan living space of the oak beamed medieval farmhouse
source: Narrative
text: David Miles
photography: Jan Baldwin
Tags: ceramics, Inspiration, interior, Photography
The Bigi 
January 31, 2011 at 19:25 |
Ceramics meets light in the Porcelain Sculptures by Margaret O’Rorke. The potter, praised by American Craft, with her works reminds us that even one of the oldest materials is object of continuous research and improvement by the artists. Art is exploration! http://www.lanciatrendvisions.com/en/263/margaret-o-rorke-lights-porcelain
June 14, 2011 at 19:25 |
Hi Margareth
Chiara Olivi here. I would like to congratulate for your wonderful works.
These inspired me for my first fashion collection that I will present tomorrow as my thesis for Fashion Design graduation in Rome, Italy.
I wanted to share with you my emotions and pleasure in working with your signs and volumes.
Sincerely
Chiara Olivi