Kim walks, draws, makes, grows, and is an advocate and campaigner on behalf of Nature. Based in mid Wales, Kim relishes the freedom of such a wild and open space. It offers a great deal of inspiration for her practice, which includes ceramics, drawing, herbalism and environmentalism.

Kim's ceramic pieces are mainly wheel thrown and for use with food, drink and daily and other significant rituals. In growing medicinal herbs, the ceramic pieces she makes are increasingly focused on the connections between growth and consumption. Exploring the reciprocity required for living in healthier relationship to the land, from which both the plants and clay come.

Kim also draws, observing the wild plants and the medicinal herbs, which I grow and forage. This enables her to pay close attention to them, tend them, learn from them and extend her role as custodian, within the small garden that surrounds her home, to the wider landscape beyond.