Rachel creates abstract biomorphic sculptures, reminiscent of organic forms or human figures. Her work is rooted in the physicality of clay - its rawness, its texture, and the way it responds to touch. Hand-built through coiling, each piece evolves slowly, allowing the form to evolve naturally. She is drawn to curves, soft edges, and surfaces that invite interaction, emphasising the form and texture rather than surface decoration.

At its core, her work is about the balance between structure and fluidity, strength and softness. It is about creating forms that feel both familiar and abstract, pieces that do not just take up space but hold a presence within it.