Keum Sun Lee is a self-taught ceramic artist whose practice is rooted in traditional Korean techniques. While honouring these methods, she brings a contemporary twist through her use of colour, creating works that are both timeless and modern. Each piece demands patience, focus, and a deep connection to the process, resulting in ceramics that are truly one-of-a-kind.

Rebecca creates ceramic sculptures and lettering related to local clay. Her exhibition at Northart explores the intimate relationship between materiality, language, and place. As a long-time resident of Tāmaki Makaurau’s North Shore, Rebecca possesses a deep familiarity with the tactile and visual nuances of its landscape.

Jo Harris is an Auckland-based artist whose practice revolves around the theme of the authenticity of self and the masks we wear. A multimedia artist, Jo employs a range of materials in her work, including ceramics, recycled, and found objects, creating pieces that transcend traditional mediums.

Ute is a ceramic artist, focusing on hand-building. This technique allows the clay to guide the creative process, resulting in organic, intuitive forms. She draws inspiration from her travels, blending sustainability, colour, and nature.