About the Artist
Megan Campbell
Creating from the Earth
Megan Campbell is a Brisbane based ceramic artist creating one of a kind sculptural vessels inspired by the Australian landscape. Each piece is hand built using Australian clay and reflects a deep connection to form, texture, and the quiet beauty of natural environments.
Her work explores the relationship between object and space, with vessels designed not only as functional forms but as sculptural presences that bring calm, depth, and meaning into the home. Organic shapes, subtle asymmetry, and tactile surfaces invite close observation, echoing the rhythms of land, erosion, and time.
No two pieces are ever the same. Each vessel carries its own character, shaped slowly by hand and finished with considered glazes that enhance the natural qualities of the clay.
Philosophy & Process
Each piece begins as a conversation between the artist and the clay. Working without moulds or wheels, Megan hand builds every vessel from coils and slabs, allowing the material to guide the form as it takes shape.
The textures and patterns that define her work are drawn directly from the Australian landscape — the weathered bark of eucalyptus, the layered sediment of river banks, the rhythmic patterns of coastal erosion. These natural markings are translated through carving, pressing, and glazing techniques that honour the raw beauty of the earth.
Megan's ceramics are created in her Brisbane studio and are held in private collections across Australia.
The Studio
Made in Brisbane
Every piece is created by hand in Megan's Brisbane studio, where the process of making is as important as the finished work. The studio is a space of quiet focus, where clay is shaped with patience and intention.
