Pat Marvell

Pat is currently working on a series of cast glass pieces depicting the beauty which can be seen in age. We live in a society seemingly obsessed with a desire to hang on to the illusion of youth, frequently resulting in a level of uniformity and blandness. But a crumbling wall has so much more character than a new one, and a wrinkled face tells more stories than an unlined one!

Hilton-Robinson, Patricia

Rowbottom, Paul

A graduate of the RCA ceramics & glass programme.
My current work references the natural architecture of trees and the daily balancing act our bodies perform as we move through space; between states of instability & equilibrium. The interiority of glass, as a medium, allows the potential to go beneath the surface, both visually and metaphorically; to reveal or conceal new worlds, tantalisingly, beyond the veil.
I continue to explore the threshold between traditional methods and digital processes.

Stopler, Paul

Paul’s current practice is concerned with the craft of lathe-turning waxes to produce unique cast glass vessels. This has led to the development of new cast pieces that reproduce the complexity of the turned wax vessels.

Tyler, Paula Rosalind

July 2024 – The Forum – Southend on Sea – Recent exhibition of fused glass art supporting Lady McAdden Breast Cancer Care Trust.

Pavlosky, Jacque

My work is a celebratiion of and meditation on what inspires and gives me joy in my life: the human form, ornament, architecture, culture, playing with form. The technicalities of working with glass are mind boggeling, but I am intrigued by the many techniques available through working in glass for creative development.

Bloxham, Peter

Somerville, Penny

Penny Carter,

I am exploring scale and the environment. Currently working on both blown and lamp worked glass. From blowing intricate glass bubbles on a torch, to lamp working spikes on large furnace blown bubbles. I am interested in scale and have been translating small scale jewellery designs into large blown bead columns. Dimensions range from 5cm cornichon earrings to 1m50 cactus spikes, garden sculptures.

Coult, Penny