Adam Buick studied Archaeology and Anthropology at the University of Wales before embarking on a Ceramics Design and Skills course in Ireland in 2004. He uses the Moon Jar form as a canvas to map observations from an ongoing study of his surroundings, incorporating stone and locally dug clay into the work to create a narrative that conveys a unique sense of place. The use of local materials is integral to his work, reflecting a personal relationship with landscape, the materials within it and his past experiences from where materials were collected.
His work is in a number of public collections including the Devonshire Collection and the National Museum Cardiff.

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New Work
Approx. H 10 x D 9 cm
(from left to right)
AB-SER-227
AB-SER-224
AB-SER-2214
£150 each
Approx. H 10 x D 9 cm
(from left to right)
AB-SER-223
AB-SER-2212
AB-SER-2215
£150 each
New Work
Approx. H 10 x D 9 cm
(from left to right)
AB-SER-225
AB-SER-2210
AB-SER-221
£150 each

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Stoneware with Waun Llodi slip and a Nuka Glaze
D 78 cm
Ref. AB1914