ABOUT

Ellis Moseley is a South Australian installation artist working primarily with ceramic material. Moseley’s practice encompasses ceramic objects constructed of wafer-thin overlapping petals of ceramics. The very fine layers of the vessels are made using paper clay slip, through a process whereby the slip is painted onto a plaster bat in thin layers then peeled away.

 

Moseley has been the recipient of the Helpmann Academy Linden New Art Award 2021, the Peter Walker/Helpmann Advancement Award 2021, and The Helpmann Academy Creative Development Grant in both 2022 and 2023. He has been awarded the Helpmann Academy British School at Rome Residency (2024) as well as the Helpmann Academy Residencies at George Street Studios (2021) and 215 Magill Studios (2022) where he is now an ongoing studio tenant.

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