"Communities in Flux"

Slip cast stoneware miniature bottles



An installation for Nigerian restaurant, Delta Tavern Kitchen (DTK).  Long established in Peckham Rye, London, DTK struggles to find a role for itself in an area experiencing rapid demographic change.

This collection examines present day attitudes to 'others'.




Photograph by Valerie Bernardini

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