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AWARD
British Ceramics Biennial, Stoke-on-Trent, 2023

 

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Griffiths was selected as one of ten artists to produce new work for AWARD, the headline exhibition at the British Ceramics Biennial. 

Her installation OUTAGE imagines a future landscape in which remnants of the nuclear power industry have been dredged from the North Sea.   

In OUTAGE, fragmentary industrial forms lie encrusted with natural and toxic sediments. Molluscs cling to surfaces, and liquids settle into grooves and recesses. Slab built forms sit alongside extruded cables and fragile casts taken from the Suffolk shoreline, whilst the use of sculptural glazes and multiple firings create rich and tactile surfaces. 


Griffiths began to develop OUTAGE on a residency at The Red House in Aldeburgh, Suffolk. There, she explored the megastructure of Sizewell B nuclear power station. Her reflections on its current and future impact on the delicate coastal environment offered inspiration for this new body of work.  

SMALL IS BEAUTIFUL
Flowers Central, London, 2023

 

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SOUTHWARK PARK GALLERY ANNUAL OPE
London, 2023
 

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SMALL IS BEAUTIFUL 
Flowers Central, London, 2022
 

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DRAWING BOUNDARIES
Gerald Moore Gallery, London, 2022
 

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RA SUMMER SHOW 
Royal Academy of Art, London, 2022
 

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ME2U: A COLLECTIVE MANIFESTO
Nunnery Gallery, London, 2022
 

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