His recent practice is heavily focused on using recycled glass from Cathode Ray Tubes (CRTs) – the key component of old-style televisions. Beyond the immaculate façade of his intriguing objects lies mesmerising cloud formations. These patterns represent the flow of molten glass and the resulting information that spools across the optical boundary of the object. Gregory’s work draws you in; a gateway to the inner space where the subtle nuances of the material can be examined. He has since expanded his investigation to explore the production of glass art made from non-traditional raw materials
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Recent work include:
– ‘Fabric of My Skin’ at Glass Meet The Future Film Festival, July 2020 online – October 2021, Japan.
– ‘Delayed Conversations’ at Sounds Like This Festival, Leeds, March 2020.
Since the start of Emma’s glass making journey she has been fascinated and inspired by murrine and consequently many of her pieces are made out of her own hand pulled murrine whilst other include her own murrine inclusions in a variety of different forms.
I am learning as fast as I can about glass and the myriad of possibilities. I have decided that i can contribute to the amazing world of glass. My background is as a Mechanical Engineer, long term serial entrepreneur and serial philanthropist. As a young woman I helped build steam trains and loved steel – i have now found glass – or rather it found me. Get in touch – already finding people who can bring their passion, skills and knowledge to this new adventure – you too?
A couple of years ago I accidently discovered that you could cast into moulds made with only fine casting plaster – I was tired and forgot to add the quartz and glass strands! Since then I have been experimenting at university with various forms. I am beginning to become very interested in lighting projects.