Interested in the way in which we inhabit the domestic space - from small daily gestures and routines, to the motion of our bodies within this environment. Lucy's work is bodily, exploring our use of this space. Her work centres around freezing movement into tactile objects, bringing them into the home, and transforming the domestic into purposeful design. In this way, her work bridges the gap between design and function; either meant to be kept as a piece of art, used to hold other objects or sit on the wall. Every piece is hand-made using traditional casting and mould-making techniques. The process is very physical, and each piece is unique. Working with a range of materials to create different designs, including food, body parts and clay.