Jobe Burns

A graduate of the Royal College of Art, artist and designer Jobe Burns redefines British craft as both spiritual and industrial. Working across sculpture, space and material histories, his practice is rooted in the industrial landscape of the West Midlands, drawing from archival histories of labour, local production and the relationship between the built and the grown. He often embeds himself within local systems of production, collaborating with regional foundries in a way that allows process and place to shape the language of his work.

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Laying Vessel
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Intimate Conversation
Lacquer
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Confronting interiority I
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Confronting interiority II
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Born from neglect
Other
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Acts of enclosure II
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Peeling Environment
Metal
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Floating Tree 3
Other
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Acacia
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Daam Dah 1-3
Glass
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Claws
Ceramics
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Wide Conical Vessel
Ceramics
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Qingbai Gold Bowl
Ceramics
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River Ladders
Ceramics
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Propagation Project, Surf Conch
Metal