Rae Tribbick

A sudden, stress induced, cardiac arrest gave me an opportunity I hadn't expected at 31, an opportunity to re-assess and re-start my life, in the certain knowledge that life is fleeting, and nothing is given. I chose a career in art, leaving an unfinished PhD in medical statistics behind. 

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I started out as a traditional potter, making functional ware & offering classes covering beginner pottery skills. I now run a visual arts studio in Lancaster and spend my time exploring my own artistic practice alongside commissions and teaching. I love to create bespoke experiences: one to one sessions and private workshops for groups. I also run a regular Saturday morning group which anyone can come along to. We're a friendly group and love to welcome new faces.

My own creative work focuses on sculpture, with a bit of print and poetry thrown in. I use a range of materials in my own practice, including home grown natural fibres and found objects, but specialise in ceramics and enjoy the tactile nature of clay. You can read my artist statement in my portfolio, and please click here if you would like to read my story in more detail.​