About
PENCIL PORCELAIN
Revolutionising the ceramic art world, Jenny Dyson presents a unique, contemporary twist on traditional blue and white china. Drawing inspiration from her mother's expansive china collection, Jenny has transformed commonplace objects into mesmerizing art pieces.
Jenny’s childhood memories, rich with the narratives of antique blue and white china, serve as the foundation for her innovative creations. The artist has seamlessly merged the timeless charm of willow pattern with modern symbols, resulting in a time-traveling, riveting platescape of ceramic patterns. Witness the debut of her collection of blue and white art on a plate, featuring muscle cars and motorbikes, hamburgers and beautiful dandy gents. Coming shortly will be 17th-century Delft-inspired tiles infused with whimsical creatures of her own design. Sure to incite a cult following, this inventive approach to china offers a banquet for the senses.
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Based in London, personal projects have led Jenny to becoming a respected artist alongside her client work. Her Dick Flowchart is a cult screen print. RUBBISH magazine is now a highly collectable fashion annual owing to its satirical approach to style [out of print!!!].
A fashion editorial background infuses Jenny’s work. Following a brief period working as a model in the late 80s, Jenny’s fashion pedigree spans stints at Vogue, Teen Vogue, ELLE, RUBBISH magazine, publishing official newspaper for London Fashion Week [2008-2016], and co-founding cult jewelry brand GODDESS CHARMS.
Clients commission Jenny to create unique works of art, bespoke print products and work her brand narrative magic. Recent work includes the third annual Rogue Wrap, a bespoke newspaper for ROGUE FILMS, writing and co-presenting quiz nights at the likes of ANNABEL’S nightclub, and voicing a series of meditations for National Prison Radio and TV, as part of her ongoing work for prison charity ONE SMALL THING.
Pencil Porcelain is Jenny’s next step in bringing joy to the world through her unique lens.