Moneyvart Ceramics

Moneyvart Ceramics I'm a mum of 4, self taught potter, facilitator, part-time nurse, juggling work & life.
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Another piece of the Materia Medica collection has headed off to it's new home, and this time, it feels beautifully full...
22/09/2026

Another piece of the Materia Medica collection has headed off to it's new home, and this time, it feels beautifully full circle. Self Doubt has found its person.

Reflecting on the journey of this collection brings up so many emotions. It was exactly this time last year, my bottles were getting ready to make their very first debut at the Royal Ulster Academy (RUA).

I remember it so vividly. I was full of Imposter Syndrome, wondering and worrying about how they would be received by the world. Never in a million years did I think they would connect with so many people!

I am humbled by all who have bought these pieces and appreciate the connections made to them. How wonderful to see how art can help with healing on so many levels.

Creating these pieces helped me process my own self doubts, imposter syndrome & vulnerabilities and seeing them resonate so deeply with others has been the ultimate remedy.

A small selection of the collection is currently on display at the Foyer in the fabulous Flowerfield Arts Centre in Portstewart.

I am presently creating new Materia Medica pieces which will be heading to Gormleys Gallery in Belfast Lisburn Road in early 2027 as part of the exhibition.

What a great 1st day Belfast Potters’ Market , great craic & vibes! If you missed it today we are back again tomorrow! 1...
12/09/2026

What a great 1st day Belfast Potters’ Market , great craic & vibes! If you missed it today we are back again tomorrow! 11-5pm!

12/09/2026
28/08/2026
Day 5: Below the Line: A carefree run by my daughter when she was three years old at Cultra captures a moment of pure, u...
14/08/2026

Day 5: Below the Line: A carefree run by my daughter when she was three years old at Cultra captures a moment of pure, unbothered freedom every child deserves.

This ceramic can for Ulster in Focus '26 uses this image to shine the spotlight on childhood poverty

Joseph Rowntree Foundation shows that 1 in 4 children, totalling 110,000 young people, are growing up in poverty across Northern Ireland

Joy should not depend on background

Song chosen: Fast Car by Tracey Chapman singing about the reality of what it means to live below the line & finding means to escape it

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