Centring on the human body whilst exploring the theme of utility, experimental creative Charlotte Dualé forms compelling artworks that walk a fine line between chic homewares and personal discomfort.
With gruesome inspirations and a fine eye for play, Dualé’s pieces range from wormy text and folded piles of glazed ceramic to intricately detailed shelving installations featuring unique elements to bolster storage and add beauty.
From hoops to hang tea towels, hooks for utensils, inbuilt pots and racks, nooks and levels, every individual piece has whimsy or function to add. Characterful profiles, figures, steps, and shapes add dimension and fun alongside practical features to aid in display and use.
Simple stand alone pieces titled Sculptures for the domestic offer a place to hold your keys, your phone, your books, your jewellery, all gorgeously glazes and strikingly formed for one-of-a-kind functional artworks.
A new post by Hanna Simpson, Diary of a Tile Addict, September 2025.