Artist Statement |
This unique pottery produces an extensive range of hand thrown, wood-fired stoneware. The Gooseneck kiln is one of the largest wood-fired kilns in Australia. Measuring 14 metres in length and 3 metres in height and width. It is fired over a 4 day period twice a year.
Pots made include jugs, teapots, mugs, bowls, baking dishes, casseroles etc., and larger items such as platters, breadcrocks and jars. Also produced are water features and a wide range of planters, from small herb pots to big tubs.
Robert Barron is influenced by the philosophies of Bernard Leach and Michael Cardew, and with a passion for the pots made by traditional crafts people throughout the world, he continues to develop ideas and techniques by exploring the intricacies of woodfiring. |