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vitreous glass and stained glass |
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Layers of Wedi board, piastrina, smalti and gold smalti |
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Strix is a barn owl who will live under an ornamental pear tree in Wales, after spending a couple months in "Art in the Garden" at Hopetoun Garden Centre, West Lothian, Scotland.
Strix is made of aluminum wire and cement adhesive and is covered in mosaic pieces ranging from shells, to silver spoons to... |
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Large 70cm vase covered in green and blue pebbles with white glass tiles. |
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Exhibited at Chedworth Roman Villa in 2016. Glass mosaic on acrylic |
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~9 X 9 X 1 inches
Stained glass on glass
Some plants depend on periodic fires to maintain their population numbers. This is a closeup of the flowers in one of my early mosaics, Radiance.
Made during my 2023 residency at Olive Stack's Gallery of Fine Art in Listowel, Ireland |
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This 20m2 mosaic commissioned for a new 13 storey building in Sheffield took me about 6 weeks of long days to make. I loved working with the pastel colours which are an expanded palette of the suffragette colours. Working with Professor Julie Gottlieb from Sheffield University to create the timeline etched in brass... |
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Detail from a larger mosaic mural on a garden wall, France |
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Double sided mosaic - sun and moon - seascape through an arch - memory of a holiday |
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Pupils at Ravensbury Primary School made a set of nine kites, inspired by their school logo. The kites form part of the uplifting and colourful new signage on the front wall of their school building.They were given careful instruction but loads of freedom and thoroughly enjoyed the whole process. |
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Opposite Tate Modern on the north bank of the River Thames, the Queenhithe Mosaic tells the story of Queenhithe, the medieval port out of which the modern city of London grew. |
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Commissioned by a keen fisherman to be above his kitchen Aga! I used vitreous glass throughout created on hardie board. |
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A spontaneous 'make' that was inspired by a broken mug and evolved from a stash of china bits 'n' pieces donated by a friend. |
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One of my favourite pieces to date, this was a free-flowing piece that developed each time I laid a tile. I loved incorporating the wire, curves and metallics... |
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