A series of radiant ceramic sundials taking up space and taking on time this year in the Gardens at Hospitalfield. Hart’s series of sculptures exuberantly reinvent the familiar sundial as a face and nose to provoke reflection of how our bodies, physically and emotionally, experience time and space. Each stoneware ceramic sundial is handmade by Hart and vividly drawn on with bright underglaze graphics and patterns that twist the idea of measuring sunlight and shadows.












































Photographs by
→Frieze: Thierry Bal
→Hospitalfield: Ruth Clark
A series of radiant ceramic sundials taking up space and taking on time this year in the Gardens at Hospitalfield. Hart’s series of sculptures exuberantly reinvent the familiar sundial as a face and nose to provoke reflection of how our bodies, physically and emotionally, experience time and space. Each stoneware ceramic sundial is handmade by Hart and vividly drawn on with bright underglaze graphics and patterns that twist the idea of measuring sunlight and shadows.











































