My practice is a reflection of my current state, the environment I am in.
I am interest in the subtle human emotions and trying to incorporate these into my work.
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Some of my recent projects featured below are: Autumn’s Glow – A recent backlit wall art, commissioned for a home in South Yorkshire. Lady Ocean – A fused glass piece hand painted with vitreous enamels created for the British Society of Master Glass Painters Centenary Touring Exhibition. Other recent projects I immensely enjoyed working on was the designing and fabrication of a large Stained Glass Triptych for a private Library in London and a glass roundel for Lord Eatwel, a professor and President of Queens’ College, Cambridge.
Exhibiting and selling in the Yorkshire region
From Pate de Verre, to casting and painterly projects I like to combine ancient and modern techniques. I display my work at various exhibitions.
In 2024 I took part in the CGS; ‘Sparkle! A spectrum of Contemporary Glass’ held at the Black Swan Arts Centre, Frome. I was selected for the International Glass Biennale held in Stourbridge and exhibited as part of the ‘Trena Cox: Reflections 100’ at Chester Cathedral.
Since 2019 I have been working on series on hidden emotions – inherited faith, traumas, transgenerational effects. The series is called Transparent lives, until 15 March, 2024 they are exhibited in the Museum of Galánta, Slovakia. Currently I am working on to show the ‘step-by-step’ healing of the traumatized person. Currently it is in a standing position and hopefully in 2024 ‘winner position’ can be glassified!
I also make jewelry 🙂
Claire is currently working on creating pieces for an upcoming specialist glass exhibition in Bristol. The New Beginnings Exhibition will be held at the Priory Gallery, Bristol, BS1 3BZ and will be running from the 25 February until the 2nd March 2023.
Her brand new jewellery range Bay Number 7 has been inspired by and evokes strong memories of a once in a lifetime holiday, sailing around the Greek Island of Ithaca.
“The colours of the sea in the bays where we moored, the ropes from long lining to the shore and the bubbles from the movement of the waves, had a huge impact on the design. ”
Bay number 7 jewellery will also available from 25th February from my website, subject to availability.