2016
Screenprinted, kilnformed and fabricated glass
450 x 200 x 5 cm
A public commission visualizing the history of the Bishop’s Mill in Durham, UK, the design is based on a lenticular stereoscopic image, created using screenprinted and kilnformed glass prisms.
2016
Screenprinted, kilnformed and fabricated glass
450 x 200 x 5 cm
A public commission visualizing the history of the Bishop’s Mill in Durham, UK, the design is based on a lenticular stereoscopic image, created using screenprinted and kilnformed glass prisms.
2016
Screenprinted, kilnformed and fabricated glass
450 x 200 x 5 cm
A public commission visualizing the history of the Bishop’s Mill in Durham, UK, the design is based on a lenticular stereoscopic image, created using screenprinted and kilnformed glass prisms.
2010
Screenprinted, waterjet cut, fused and polished glass
200 x 200 x 5 cm
in collaboration with Inge Panneels
Public Art Commission for Museum of Liverpool, 2008-11. Large scale glass work fabricated at National Glass Centre. Sponsored by Open Culture, University of Sunderland, Pearsons and Bullseye Glass.
2010
Screenprinted, waterjet cut, fused and polished glass
200 x 200 x 5 cm
in collaboration with Inge Panneels
Public Art Commission for Museum of Liverpool, 2008-11. Large scale glass work fabricated at National Glass Centre. Sponsored by Open Culture, University of Sunderland, Pearsons and Bullseye Glass.
2011-14
Waterjet cut glass, steel, rubber
400 x 130 x 130 cm
Collaboration with Erin Dickson
Based in North East England, the artists share a fascination with cultural and emotional connections to architecture. In Emotional Leak, the artists have produced the physical manifestation of a slowly leaking roof. Inspired by water, the resulting form is a four metre-tall black monolithic sculpture, made from stacked glass layers to resemble a digital gothic architectural model.
2011-14
Waterjet cut glass, steel, rubber
400 x 130 x 130 cm
Collaboration with Erin Dickson
Based in North East England, the artists share a fascination with cultural and emotional connections to architecture. In Emotional Leak, the artists have produced the physical manifestation of a slowly leaking roof. Inspired by water, the resulting form is a four metre-tall black monolithic sculpture, made from stacked glass layers to resemble a digital gothic architectural model.