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Tim Fluck is a ceramic artist based in East Sussex. Having recently graduate with a MA in Ceramics from UCA, he has gained recognition for his unique approach; combining resin, acrylic and neon lights, pushing the boundaries of contemporary ceramic art. He is a BCB Fresh Talent Award winner, appeared on the cover of Ceramic Art London’s catalogue and was selected as ‘one to watch’ by Ceramic Review. His tabletop-sized porcelain sculptures of various component parts are arranged to create playful yet precarious architectural compositions. The work brings together seemingly disparate forms and textures, from Minimalist-inspired Brutalism to the Maximalism of Memphis Design. Conceptually the work reflects on the origins of Brutalist Architecture, exploring the experience and ‘psychology of space’, and the idea of utopia as ‘the promise of something rather than the endpoint’. The contrast of clean and seemingly infinite forms, with playful and colourful imperfect protrusions, aim to represent the precarious harmony of hope and the perpetual reach for the elusive promise of utopia.