Zoë Zo, Zoë Tumika & Zoë Guthrie is an artist and experienced producer from and living in Glasgow, Scotland.

Their creative practice consists of research, process and making - informed by the politics of Black Radicalism. They make predominantly with clay, formalising ceramics engaging both handbuilding techniques and the pottery wheel.

Currently Zoë is working in response to the provocation of the BLACK CLYDE, an embodied interrogation of the relations between blackness and the River Clyde, utilising these relations as portals to multiple spatiotemporal registers.

[IMAGE DESCRIPTION: A close-up of a red stoneware clay entity with a textured, moist surface. Tool marks and fingerprints are present on its surface. The top of the entity is adorned with intricate, looping clay forms which formalise the entity’s eyes. A long, thin spout of clay extends downwards, resembling a tongue. The background is a rough, red, sandstone brick wall, providing contrasting texture.]

‘MY FRIEND’ (2023 - still bein made), red stoneware.