To my mother, my dog and clowns...
When I Live My Dream
(14 x 10cm)
Looking for Satellites
23.5 x 11cm
She'll Drive The Big Car
19 x 12.5cm
Bleed like a craze, dad
18 x 11cm
Shopping for Girls
20.5 x 11.5cm
If I'm Dreaming My Life
12.5 x 8cm
Fall in Love With Me
18 x 15cm
John I'm Only Dancing
16.5 x 13cm
Louie Louie, Go Home
18 x 8cm
Boys Keep Swinging
15 x 12cm
Repetition
15 x 8.5cm
Battle for Britain (The Letter) 14x11cm
I wanna be your dog
17 x 11cm
Lucy Can't Dance
20 x 15cm
Nightclubbing
24 x 10cm
20 x 10cm
African Night Flight
27 x 15 cm (musical)
A new career in a new town
22 x 8.5cm
I Am With Name
8 x 12cm
You've got a habit of leaving
16 x 40cm
Beat Of Your Drum
20.5 x 8cm
The Revolutionary Song
17.5 x 12.5cm
All The Young Dudes
25 x 8cm
Betty Wrong
22 x 6.5cm
Seven
11 x 8cm
Dead Man Walking
19.5 x 8.5cm
Lady Grinning Soul
25 x 7.5cm
The pretty things are going to hell
13 x 9.5cm
13.5 x 7cm
As The World Falls Down
15 x 6.5cm
Modern Love
15 x 14cm
Working Class Hero
15 x 7.5cm
There is a happy land
15.5 x 16cm
I Am Divine
20 x 14cm
Word on a wing
19 x 6.5
Tired of My Life
17 x 15cm
And I say to Myself
12 x 5cm
Diamond Dogs
15 x 9cm
The King of Stamford Hill
16 x 7cm
5:15 The Angels Have Gone
14 x 12cm
We Shall Go To Town
13 x 5cm
Everyone Says Hi
12.5 x 7cm
Thursdays Child
13 x 8cm
Goodbye Mr Ed
16 x 6cm
Perfect Day
11 x 8cm
Baby Can Dance
11 x 8.5cm
Oh! You Pretty Things
11 x 9cm
Moonage Daydream
18 x 8cm
Prisoner Of Love
20 x 13cm
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A collection of almost 200 ceramic figurines, broken and remade. Named after songs by David Bowie they are a collection of glorious freaks, a celebration of queerness, disability and difference
I love ceramic figurines; I love how they make the journey from being objects of wonder in childhood to objects of hate in adulthood and back full circle to fond objects in old age. Broken and remade they take on a new life; they converse with each other and adopt personalities.
Each piece has a history, was at some point loved, cleaned, cared for and then discarded to boot sales and charity shops where I discover and rescue them. That history and pathos creates an immediate emotional connection to these anthropomorphic, broken, queer figures.
They subtlety conflate two worlds, a world of idealised perfection and aspiration with the glorious messy, broken reality of life.
Contact: mail@KED.space