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Hand Blown Glass, waterjet cut and hand polished, Brass, Stainless Steel, LED, Braided Electrical cable, Carbon Fibre Reinforced Composite
140 x 48 x 46 cm
2025
I am a glass and light artist whose practice emerged after two decades in digital visual effects. Having shaped simulated worlds, I turned to molten glass for its unpredictability, material truth and visceral physicality. My practice inhabits the in-between: relational spaces where art meets science, craft meets technology, and glass meets light. Glassblowing is an intuitive exchange where material and I respond to each other. Caustics, light patterns emerging when glass and light entangle, are central to my practice. Making the invisible visible, revealing hidden structures and the interconnected networks we inhabit, my work invites careful looking through which meaning arises.
Hand Blown Glass, waterjet cut and hand polished, Brass, Stainless Steel, LED, Braided Electrical cable, Carbon Fibre Reinforced Composite
140 x 48 x 46 cm
2025
I am a glass and light artist whose practice emerged after two decades in digital visual effects. Having shaped simulated worlds, I turned to molten glass for its unpredictability, material truth and visceral physicality. My practice inhabits the in-between: relational spaces where art meets science, craft meets technology, and glass meets light. Glassblowing is an intuitive exchange where material and I respond to each other. Caustics, light patterns emerging when glass and light entangle, are central to my practice. Making the invisible visible, revealing hidden structures and the interconnected networks we inhabit, my work invites careful looking through which meaning arises.