Neve Beill
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Ceramics is inherently energy-intensive, yet London-based ceramic artist and material researcher Neve Beill is committed to reducing its environmental impact by exploring overlooked resources and foraged materials. She challenges disciplinary boundaries through transforming unconventional materials that carry stories of residue and place. In 2025, she received the Cockpit Studio Make It Award, gaining studio space and business support for two years. Whilst earning a degree in Product Design, she developed her distinctive voice through sustained material experimentation. Her work has been featured in numerous exhibitions and publications.
My practice centres on exploration and experimentation, using foraged materials and resources sourced from local waste streams. I intertwine storytelling with material innovation, creating works shaped by each material’s origin, history, and embedded references. Driven by discovery, I’m drawn to the potential of overlooked materials and the assumptions they carry. Materials can evoke powerful responses, from discomfort to nostalgia. Through the transformation of materials, highlighting shifts in surface, tone, texture, and form, I seek to reframe perceptions whilst honouring the origin and symbolism inherent in each.
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