Internal designs are formed during the casting process by altering the glass elements before they enter the kiln.
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Showcasing the work of hugely talented glass artists from around the world.
I am interested in the relationship between us and the natural world – the way the earth records our presence, evidence we leave behind as we come and go. My influences are colour, form, pattern and textures of the earth and an anthropological view of art as an expression of life and existence. My most recent work presents a reminder that we humans are responsible for what happens in our seas and oceans, an alien world which is often out of our everyday range, yet is so vitally important for our lives. The work seeks to celebrate the glorious vividness of this underwater world which is slowly being destroyed by our carelessness.
Beespace an environmental project at Sussex Prairie Garden 2018 exploring how the Bees sees, this project is ongoing and I will be showing new Bee Glass Goggles in Brighton later this summers. Recent projects are ‘Eye2Eye’ 2017 an Arts council funded project , looking at how Deaf and hearing people perceive the world and ‘Hope’ exhibition at Onca Gallery.
2021 hopefully we will able to open ‘So Glass” a collaborative show with talented glass artists from the South East UK in Brighton.
Skelton Exhibition in Street, small town in the South Downs , A joint show with Stone Sculptors, reflecting on the life works of Stone Sculptor John Skelton .
Brighton May Festival- Three Free Exhibiting with Painter Miranda Ellis ( confusing having a painter with the same name !) and ceramist Jane Sarre.
Commission for Georgian bathroom: Ocean with Distant City Lights
Commission for the Save Cressingham Gardens Campaign (protest window)
Commission for Watts Gallery & Museum, Surrey, UK
Currently preparing for solo exhibition.
Previous Exhibition in London: www.kenningtonglassmiths.co.uk