Amanda Murphy creates contemporary ceramic works from her studio in County Waterford.
Inspired by a bird’s-eye view of the Irish landscape and ancient Irish rock art, her work reflects the movement and
textures of coastlines, mountains and valleys. Drawing influence from this her work combines organic forms with layered glazes, oxides and recycled glass to create one-of-a-kind ceramic pieces.
After studying Ceramic Design at Crawford College of Art in Cork and further training at the Thomastown Pottery Skills
course, Amanda established her studio practice producing both sculptural and functional ceramics that reflect the rugged beauty of Ireland’s land and sea.
Amanda’s ceramics balance artistry with function, bringing the raw beauty of the Irish landscape into everyday living. Her collections feature textured vases, bowls, platters and sculptural forms influenced by aerial views of the land, ancient ring forts and Celtic markings.
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