1. Featuring the amazing craftwork of
Graham Corbin
Ceramics, Wood & Metalwork
Some containing all three elements
to make unusual, attractive creations
2. Originally from the halcyon
Caribbean island of Barbados,
Graham has been influenced to
incorporate parts of the islands
features into his work.
Drift wood, colours of the flowers
and even the pastel colours of the
houses.
9. Jardiniere
The complexity of its
construction has amazed
experienced
woodworkers.
10. Graham spent many hours on the
beach collecting drift wood, shells
and sea-glass – pieces of glass
eroded by the sea into marble sized
pieces. The drift wood was
eventually used in his craftwork.
11. Puff Jaws
Other pieces contain
organic
influences, with hints
of human features .
12. Kizi
(Non-Standard
Lamp)
The ultimate example of
mixed mediums –
containing ceramics,
wood and metal.
14. Graham’s first
attraction to
wood turning was
as a child
watching a
neighbour, Ned
Rollock, working
in his workshop in
Speightstown.
The sight and sound of the chisels
cutting into the wood with streams of
wood dust would have been
spellbinding.
15. Off-Set Vase
He loves to mix
different woods in
one piece that is
visible in this
beautiful, unusual
vase.
16. Conical Vase
Many of his pieces
are attractive enough
to be stand alone
features.
27. The Gallery
Graham’s gallery in
Barbados and you can
see more of Graham’s
work on his website
www.vanroy.yolasite.com
28. The sunsets of Barbados have been a big
influence on Graham and more about him
and his work is
available in the book ‘Vanroy’ at
www.vanroy.yolasite.com
Slideshow Created By Ev Beard – Inscapes , email: evart@live.co.uk
Music – Montego Bay Spleen by St. Germain