Freya Bramble-Carter I Mudbelly Ceramics

Mudbelly Ceramics guided video, looking at throwing and using hand building techniques to join pots together. A film directed by Othy Jasper ​⁠‪@othyjasper‬

Freya Bramble-Carter is a ceramics artist based in London, creating work with a strong connection to the natural world. Freya has been working with clay since she was a child, firing pots in her father’s studio from a young age. She and her father, Chris Bramble, now share a studio space in Kingsgate Workshops, London. Both functional and decorative, they bring together a cross-generation of contemporary and cultural references to ceramics, often with forms emerging from hand thrown vessels using highly textured glazes from special recipes. Freya also teaches a wide variety of techniques which keeps work/ ideas moving and multi faceted. The forms Freya captures within the medium of clay hold a true essence of creativity. In moments of flow the forms take on a story of their own. See it almost as a guided meditation, as Freya depicts the concept and an initial vision of creation she is met halfway by each moment of possibility as she moves through her fingers. The potential of how each petal unfolds is infinite. It is the beauty of potential and movement she strives to catch and capture, and hold still for others to see and feel.

Director - Othy Jasper (@othyjasper)
Production - M-O Connects LTD (@moconnects)
Director of Photography - Jack Bielby (@jackbielby)
Assistant Director - Harmony-Cree (@harmonycree)