The budgies have escaped from their cages, the flies and maggots are feasting on the ripe and rotting fruit. A ceramic composition of objects that may have been seen on a table of the very feminine Victorian 5’O clock tea, here conveys the wider nature of women’s life during this era. ![Remon_Jephcott_h_300[1] (2)](https://www.theceramichouse.co.uk/wp/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/remon_jephcott_h_3001-2.jpg)
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Remon has symbolically explored the life of the Victorian lady within this ritualistic social event. Not only is there a darker side to this work but also an element of fun; inviting the audience to find surprise and enjoyment in each piece.
Remon graduated from University College Falmouth with a BA in Contemporary Crafts in 2008, where she specialized in ceramics. In 2012 she gained a Masters degree in 20th Century Art & Design, History & Theories also at UCF.

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