A large deep hollowed vase that explores how objects can affect our mindset for the day or even our lives. Challenging ideas of belief and taking personal responsibility. The piece was turned green and allowed to dry and warp over 3 months before finishing with laquer which shows the beauty of the natural wood.
A large deep hollowed vase that explores how objects can affect our mindset for the day or even our lives. Challenging ideas of belief and taking personal responsibility. The piece was turned green and allowed to dry and warp over 3 months before finishing with laquer which shows the beauty of the natural wood.

Greg Kent turns beech vessels close to a metre tall and then gives them something to say. Whether it is climate change, the myths we believe, looksmaxing, the absurdities of life, family or social media, nothing is safe from Gregs chisel. Each piece starts as a log a tree surgeon was going to burn.