• Alice experiments with stains, grog and slip to create light, precise pieces
• Her work features clean lines and proportions influenced by her graphic design background
• She carefully considers colour to create luminous combinations

Alice Adler is an Anglo-Australian ceramicist whose path from graphic design and jewellery to ceramics was sparked by a single class that revealed her love for clay. After years of teaching art, she trained intensively at Forest Row School of Ceramics, developing several signature techniques inspired by the processes she learned during her training. Alice's hand built pieces feature precise geometric forms, delicate inlaid lines, and velvety, paper-like surfaces honed through meticulous sanding. Influenced by architecture, weaving and textiles, her methodical approach achieves quiet harmony. "Colour is central to my practice. I explore tones through careful staining of the clay, producing pieces that glow from within," Alice says.