Sculptural Works

In 2022, a major shift happened in my work when I picked up a new medium (Ceramics!) While I’m still explaining the same visual themes and concepts, I’ve felt so much more grounded in my studio since taking on this new approach. Ceramic work is so process-based, and it forces me to approach these sculptures almost scientifically.

"Mermaid Bones," is the first in a series of ocean inspired ceramic sculptures based on human anatomy and structures. Measuring 8 inches in all directions, this piece is made to be viewed in the round. This piece has been added to the permanent colle
"Mermaid Bones," is the first in a series of ocean inspired ceramic sculptures based on human anatomy and structures. Measuring 8 inches in all directions, this piece is made to be viewed in the round. This piece has been added to the permanent colle
"Mermaid Bones," is the first in a series of ocean inspired ceramic sculptures based on human anatomy and structures. Measuring 8 inches in all directions, this piece is made to be viewed in the round. This piece has been added to the permanent colle
"Mermaid Bones," is the first in a series of ocean inspired ceramic sculptures based on human anatomy and structures. Measuring 8 inches in all directions, this piece is made to be viewed in the round. This piece has been added to the permanent colle
Created to be hung together, these many small works explore various textures and forms that have been present in London Heist's artwork for the last several years. They are inspired by bones, bodily forms, and natural shapes.
Created to be hung together, these many small works explore various textures and forms that have been present in work for the last several years. They are inspired by bones, bodily forms, and natural shapes.
Created to be hung together, these many small works explore various textures and forms that have been present in work for the last several years. They are inspired by bones, bodily forms, and natural shapes.
Created to be hung together, these many small works explore various textures and forms that have been present in work for the last several years. They are inspired by bones, bodily forms, and natural shapes.
Ceramic abstract wall sculpture, created to be mounted on the wall.
This stoneware cup toes the line between sculpture and functional art, as a bodily tonic piece of art that can be used as a cup.
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Functional Ceramics

A selection of stoneware dining pieces by artist London Heist, made out of amaco speckled clay with an opaque white glaze. The speckled clay peeks through the glaze, and wax resist details expose some of the raw clay.
this photo displays a mug with a kentucky KY mudworks iceman white clay handle, a speckled clay body, and a penguin ceramics white glazed interior. Artist London Heist uses these and threw them on a shimpo pottery wheel. They live by the amaco manufa
speckled clay display dish
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large stoneware bowl
large stoneware bowl
large stoneware bowl
small display dish, ash tray
Wheel thrown and carved pottery piece.
A selection of stoneware pieces
stoneware wheel thrown dish
Stoneware rainbow pot.
Hosta leaf platter
Flower brick, handbuilt

Drawings and Prints

Linocut print of "bodies" in white ink on black paper.
Digital drawing based on microscopic brain imaging.
Linocut print of "Remember" in black ink on white paper.
Linocut print of "bodies" in white ink on black paper.
"Sweet Dreams and Pretty Pursuits", a digital print