Evelyn Albrow hand-builds her vessels in crank clay and juxtaposes their large, abstract forms with ethereal illustrations. Fascinated by British folklore, her decoration centres around the fantastical qualities of medieval imagery.

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After graduating from Bristol University with a BA in History of Art, Albrow gained a Masters in Illustration from Camberwell College of Art (a part of UAL) where she cemented her love for historical narratives. She is inspired by museum artefacts that tell a story, as well as the humour of medieval marginalia, which imbue her work with a similar sense of playfulness and escapism.

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Evelyn Albrow lives in Sheffield and works out of the city’s Yorkshire Art Space.

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She has exhibited her work extensively throughout the UK and has run numerous workshops for young people in Sheffield, London and Bristol.

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