What if a sculpture could light the room, hold your coat, cradle a houseplant, and invite you to sit – all while blurring the line between art and function? Coleton Lunt’s latest body of work, Living Ceramics, transforms this imaginative idea into reality, merging utility and sculpture into a collection that feels oddly correct or absurdly practical. These pieces are not confined to galleries; they belong in homes, where they shape and are shaped by the lives of their users. Born from Lunt’s own domestic needs, this series reimagines ceramics as a medium that is as functional as it is poetic, as practical as it is profound.