This ceramic and glass work presents a symmetrical, organic form split down the center by a luminous channel of pale cream and deep blue glazes. The brown earthenware surfaces are densely populated with circular apertures of varying sizes, their depths revealing brilliant cobalt and turquoise tones that evoke mineral deposits or geological cross sections. The contrast between the matte, textured brown exterior and the glossy, jewel like blue recesses creates a dynamic interplay of surface and void. Larner's practice engages abstraction and material experimentation to investigate perception and the tactile qualities of form, situating this work within contemporary ceramic sculpture's expansion beyond functional traditions.