Tim Martin
Works
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Burnt Branch Form, 2022£ 880.00View more details
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Fire Branch Form, 2022 SoldView more details
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Burning Tree, 2023£ 770.00View more details
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Cloud Tree, 2023 SoldView more details
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Cloud Tree (large), 2023 SoldView more details
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Coral Tree (large), 2023£ 990.00View more details
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Large Vine Vase, 2023£ 990.00View more details
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Mint Cloud Tree, 2023£ 880.00View more details
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Rain Cloud, 2023£ 880.00View more details
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Standing Cloud , 2023£ 880.00View more details
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Standing Cloud (small), 2023 SoldView more details
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White Kelp , 2023 SoldView more details
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Movement Piece III, 2024£ 2,750.00View more details
Series
Exhibitions
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20 Years of Cavaliero Finn
Stockwell Studio, 1 Lorn Court, London, SW9 0AB 11 - 18 May 2024Cavaliero Finn returns to its South London roots to celebrate its 20th birthday at Stockwell Studio with an exhibition featuring over 60 artists who have all shown with the gallery over the last 20 years. It will also include an installation by textile artist Isabelle Fletcher and new work by Lise Herud Braten, the most recent additions to the Cavaliero Finn portfolio. Starting on the 11th of May and finishing on May 18th, 20 years of Cavaliero Finn is part of both the Dulwich Festival 2024, (which was the original launch platform for Cavaliero Finn back in 2004) and London Craft Week 2024.Read more -
Crafting a Difference at Formed, Design Centre Chelsea Harbour
Proudly presented by Cavaliero Finn, jaggedart and Vessel Gallery 9 - 13 Oct 2023The Crafting a Difference collective has worked together since the pandemic offering a distinctive and unique selection of museum quality works and vast knowledge and experience in both the craft...Read more -
Artefact - Design Centre Chelsea Harbour
The contemporary craft fair 9 - 13 May 2023Cavaliero Finn spent a great week exhibiting at the Design Centre Chelsea Harbour in May at Artefact which was organised as part of London Craft Week 2023. Our curated presentation...Read more -
Hint - Cavaliero Finn at Gallery 475
475 Fulham Road, London SW6 1HL 6 - 18 Dec 2022Cavaliero Finn is pleased to announce news of its next exhibition, Hint, a group show featuring pairings of two and three dimensional art works that echo each other in some way, whether it's a hint of colour, form or pattern or even subject matter.Read more
Store
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Movement Piece III, 2024£ 2,750.00
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Burning Tree, 2023£ 770.00
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Cloud Tree, 2023 Sold
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Cloud Tree (large), 2023 Sold
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Coral Tree (large), 2023£ 990.00
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Large Vine Vase, 2023£ 990.00
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Mint Cloud Tree, 2023£ 880.00
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Rain Cloud, 2023£ 880.00
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Standing Cloud , 2023£ 880.00
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Standing Cloud (small), 2023 Sold
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White Kelp , 2023 Sold
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Burnt Branch Form, 2022£ 880.00
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Fire Branch Form, 2022 Sold
Biography
Tim Martin constructs unique, mysterious and elegant ceramic sculptures and vessels. They stem from an architectural background, and a love of 20th Century minimalist modernist artists such as Arp, Miró, Brâncusi, Ellsworth Kelly, inspiring a reductive approach to his making.
His work distills landscapes, figures and natural objects to their simplest forms. They aim to push an emotional response - a memory, a human pose, an exotic garden, a hint of something familiar, yet enigmatic, ambiguous.
The sculptures suggest a layered and graphic aesthetic, often playing off each other as assemblages.
In 2019 Tim was one of 21 selected artists at Fresh in the British Ceramics Biennial in Stoke-on-Trent, UK
Fresh celebrates the UK's most talented recent ceramics graduates and is one of the flagship exhibitions in the British Ceramics Biennial festival. Fresh celebrates and gives a critical platform for the new wave of makers, artists and designers working in clay as they begin their creative careers.
Tim has subsequently been awarded three international residencies; the International Ceramics Studio at Kecskemét, Hungary, March - June 2020, the Guldagergaard Residency at the International Ceramic Research Center, Denmark, also in 2020, and the JCI International Research Residency at Jingdezhen Ceramic Institute, China in 2021.