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Introducing the first collaborator at Wedgwood under our new vision. Establishing a Creative Hub for Artists of trailblazers, innovators and industry disrupters to freely express themselves through Wedgwood. Our Creative Director, Alice Bastin, invited Charles Jeffrey LOVERBOY to recontextualise Wedgwood’s iconic Jasperware.
Dressed in sleek LOVERBOY suits and donning edgy, black modish hairstyles, the band arrived at the Wedgwood factory. The mission: to disrupt and infuse Wedgwood with a post-punk jingle, symbolising the dawn of a radical change.
Charles Jeffrey LOVERBOY decorated pre-loved Jasperware pieces with paint splash and hand drawn techniques, creating a limited-edition collection of one-of-a-kind works of art.
Known for his subversive, culturally diverse and gender inclusive creative narrative, Charles was given an open brief to reimagine our most iconic material, Jasperware, through multimedia techniques.
These pre-loved Jasperware pieces are all hand-decorated by Charles Jeffrey LOVERBOY using a combination of original illustrations and paint splash techniques, meaning no two pieces are alike.
Throughout the centuries our skilled community of craftspeople have retained the techniques that Josiah founded in the 1700s, and have passed on these skills through generations. It’s this community of artisans who remain the beating heart of our brand today.
Creating a very personal narrative and visual expression of our new direction and artistic aesthetic, Charles Jeffrey LOVERBOY applied his bold, expressive and unapologetic creative handwriting to this unexpected collaboration
“Upcycling pre-loved Wedgwood Jasperware became a medium for us to breathe new life into these cherished pieces, adding a unique touch and vibrant, expressive energy.” – Charles Jeffrey, Creative Director, LOVERBOY