​I work in glass for its connection to our prehistory as well as for the range of colours it affords. I most frequently use opaque glass for colour saturation, often mixing my own colours from glass powders or sintering the powders into elements of a design. All my work is kiln-formed using heat and gravity to develop the final form. My background in archaeology and my love of nature inform my art.

kiln-formed shallow vessel; sintered glass powders and sheet; organic edge; 135mm diameter x 40mm depth; created spring 2014
sintered glass powders, copper and cast glass. Dimensions 470mm length x 250mm depth x 75mm height (approximate)
kiln-formed shallow vessel; sintered glass powders and sheet; organic edge; 285mm diameter x 70mm depth; created summer 2014
Pâte de verre; 310mm length x 110mm height x 110mm depth (approx)
Deep vessels made from glass sheet, kiln-formed, each 150mm high x 75mm diameter; mint, orange, teal, canary and cyan
Shallow vessel; 265mm x 60mm; created June 2013
Shallow vessel; 265mm x 60mm;fused glass powders and sheet
Pâte de verre globe
Kiln-Formed deep vessel; glass powders and sheet; 107mm diameterx 140mm height; created June 2014
25.5cm diameter by 7.7cm height; sintered glass powders, sheet glass and mica

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