Chelsea Cooney’s ceramic work explores the quiet significance of everyday domestic objects. Using hand-built slabs of porcelain, she creates sculptural forms that resemble three-dimensional drawings. Torn edges, visible joins, and bold outlines are deliberately preserved, emphasising process and maintaining the immediacy of mark-making.

Her pieces are minimal and abstracted, often arranged in groups that suggest tools, utensils, or collections. Each element depends on the others, reflecting the quiet interdependence of home life. Through repetition and composition, Cooney invites viewers to reconsider the overlooked objects that shape daily experience.