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Meet a friendly puffin. I had to make one as I went to Iceland determined to see one but they eluded me! |
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A mosaic made from black glass, coal, iridescent glass and ceramic with glints of orange and gold. Inspired by the idea of light breaking through the darkness, metaphorically or literally.
Size 40cm |
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Recycled ceramic and glass |
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The secret garden
Size:65x65cm
Materials:opalescent glass,beads,details in Tiffany technique, on wood base |
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'Race to the Front'; glass,ceramic and bike chain. |
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Part of a series of mosaics on the theme of sanctuary. Thinking about spaces or places that provide us with a sense of safety and shelter.
Created with glass layered over a painted design.
Size 26cm x 45cm |
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Slate, Smalti, Litovi |
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Large mosaic looking glass mirror. Approx 90 cm x 60 cm. Constructed from vintage china including Limoges and Royal Worcester.
Photo credit: Steve Russell Studios |
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This native tree grows wildly in Matheson Bay, Northland, New Zealand and the people commissioning this 2.8metre x1metre piece of art wanted to celebrate this native flora with ‘huge’ flowers and have the piece spread across their beautiful garden. The flowers range between 800mm and 600mm diameter, and each needed... |
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Inspired by the Peri-Meno-Pause |
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Wall based mosaic using hand-painted ceramic, vitreous glass, ceramic, porcelain. |
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Nefertiti. Life size bust made with Mirror, tile, glass, beads, porcelain. |
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vitreous glass and stained glass |
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As the Fish Rots |
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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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Native flora again. This was the third piece I did; when I finished the basic art and before grouting I was in total disillusionment about what I had done. I didn’t think it was that good, looked very basic and lots of craters between glass and tiles. Then I grouted the piece and I couldn’t have been more surprised... |
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Mixed recycled ceramics and vitreous glass on board. |
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