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Step downstairs this November and be prepared to be amazed by the extraordinary work of Cleo Mussi. There is so much to discover, not only in the astonishing craftsmanship, but in the ideas, memories, histories and humour held within every work.
Using reclaimed and forgotten ceramics, Cleo transforms fragments of discarded tableware into intricate mosaics filled with pattern, character and storytelling. Natural Systems celebrates the botanical world, folklore and our connections with nature, but every piece rewards a closer look. You may find yourself staying rather longer than you intended!
Cleo is travelling from Stroud to join us in Edinburgh, so don’t miss the opportunity to meet the artist this Saturday.
Explore the exhibition in person and online - link in bio.
Cleo Mussi | Natural Systems
29 October - 21 November 2026
Image: Cleo Mussi in her studio
Photo by Carmel King
Step downstairs this November and be prepared to be amazed by the extraordinary work of Cleo Mussi. There is so much to discover, not only in the astonishing craftsmanship, but in the ideas, memories, histories and humour held within every work.
Using reclaimed and forgotten ceramics, Cleo transforms fragments of discarded tableware into intricate mosaics filled with pattern, character and storytelling. Natural Systems celebrates the botanical world, folklore and our connections with nature, but every piece rewards a closer look. You may find yourself staying rather longer than you intended!
Cleo is travelling from Stroud to join us in Edinburgh, so don’t miss the opportunity to meet the artist this Saturday.
Explore the exhibition in person and online - link in bio.
Cleo Mussi | Natural Systems
29 October - 21 November 2026
Image: Carl Linnaeus with Units, 2021, reclaimed tableware on plywood, H120 x W102 x D5 cm
Photo by Article Studio
Step downstairs this November and be prepared to be amazed by the extraordinary work of Cleo Mussi. There is so much to discover, not only in the astonishing craftsmanship, but in the ideas, memories, histories and humour held within every work.
Using reclaimed and forgotten ceramics, Cleo transforms fragments of discarded tableware into
Using reclaimed and forgotten ceramics, Cleo transforms fragments of discarded tableware into intricate mosaics filled with pattern, character and storytelling. Natural Systems celebrates the botanical world, folklore and our connections with nature, but every piece rewards a closer look. You may find yourself staying rather longer than you intended!
Cleo is travelling from Stroud to join us in Edinburgh, so don’t miss the opportunity to meet the artist this Saturday.
Explore the exhibition in person and online - link in bio.
Cleo Mussi | Natural Systems
29 October - 21 November 2026
Image: Cleo Mussi in her studio
Photo by Carmel King
Step downstairs this November and be prepared to be amazed by the extraordinary work of Cleo Mussi. There is so much to discover, not only in the astonishing craftsmanship, but in the ideas, memories, histories and humour held within every work.
Using reclaimed and forgotten ceramics, Cleo transforms fragments of discarded tableware into intricate mosaics filled with pattern, character and storytelling. Natural Systems celebrates the botanical world, folklore and our connections with nature, but every piece rewards a closer look. You may find yourself staying rather longer than you intended!
Cleo is travelling from Stroud to join us in Edinburgh, so don’t miss the opportunity to meet the artist this Saturday.
Explore the exhibition in person and online - link in bio.
Cleo Mussi | Natural Systems
29 October - 21 November 2026
Image: Carl Linnaeus with Units, 2021, reclaimed tableware on plywood, H120 x W102 x D5 cm
Photo by Article Studio
Step downstairs this November and be prepared to be amazed by the extraordinary work of Cleo Mussi. There is so much to discover, not only in the astonishing craftsmanship, but in the ideas, memories, histories and humour held within every work.
Using reclaimed and forgotten ceramics, Cleo transforms fragments of discarded tableware into
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