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Born-1957, Port Noarlung, South Australia

He became introduced to ceramics during the mid 1970s after his mother, Felicity Wedd, had finished a TAFE course.

He was encouraged to pursure ceramic work and art by his parents and teachers.

All his artworks are hand built, an artistic signature.

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Materials used-Sgraffito

Size- 24 × 14 × 14 cm

Medium-Design/Decorative Art

Description- Large Red Vase with kangaroo on it. Text circles the upper circumference of the vase

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Materials used- Cobalt decoration

Size- 25 × 11 × 5 cm

Medium- Sculpture

Description- Small thong-shaped sculpture with blue markings. Flowers with skulls cover the artwork.

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Many of Wedd's artworks draw inspiration from musical culture, politics and surf culture.

One artwork, Ship Song Teapot, is inspired by Nick Cave, aka the Prince of Darkness. Cave was an Australian born musician who found international fame during the 80s

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Gerry Wedd's audience encompasses Australian's, fans of surf culture and fans cult music.