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"IGUANA" Done in reverse method in a class at Perkins Center for the Arts in Collingswood, NJ with Veronica Karios as my instructor. On WEDI board with Thin-set adhesive. Glass, turquoise, stone |
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86 x 61 cm
Slate, Marble, Ceramic, Glass |
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Beach Love Mixed Media Heart |
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Framed mixed media mosaic, using natural slate/stones, and glass for contrast in colour and texture. |
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Winter landscape
Mirror inspired in the frozen forests, made of recycled porcelain and ceramics, lapis lazuli og Millefiori. |
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Alex - a dog in marble. Created on a course in September 2018 with Christian Sicault in France. |
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The tile I did at LSoM |
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This mosaic was about preserving a precious memory taken from a silk sari gifted to me by my mother
The mosaic is on plywood 20cm x 20 cm using hammer and hardie in Byzantine style using glass smalti |
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Oyster
Inspired by the Pacific Ocean. Memories of childhood of marine foam and shells, in which the singing of the sea is heard.
Wall sculpture Made of marble, smalti and glass. Drops in moonstone and touches of Australian opaline. |
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One of the hares on the 2017 Cotswold Hare trail |
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Inspired by the layers of history of this ancient hill, including the forest on the top of it. Created in glass over hand painted designs. |
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Detail of large wall hung privately commissioned hand-painted ceramic, portraying essence of rural Derbyshire. |
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vitreous glass, mirror tile, ceramic objects, broken crockery, gold tile |
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This art piece was created to commemorate a flood in 1981 that destroyed the local footbridge and houses and businesses along the river bank at Waikino where I live. A committee was established to firstly build a new Bridge (behind the wall in the photo. My wife had a new bridge funded and built with the later... |
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3 Panel screen using vitreous glass, ceramic, gold leaf. Part of Shadow Series project shown at various exhibitions. (Private collection) |
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This is an 8x8 inch work in which I challenged myself to use 'one thing'. In this instance a small chipped vase that I had in my stash. Yes, I used every piece that I broke or cut. Some pieces, like the 'wall' on which the vase has broken, were used the wrong way up - showing the inside of the... |
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