A possible explanation of Neolithic cup and ring marks could be simply an interpretation of the patterns the life giving rain made on the earths surface. This Glen loves the way ripples spread across the entirety of a pond or lake - spreading a message and this piece refl;

Titled because, although storm fallen, it gives the tree a new monolithic importance, capturing Glen's passion and love to create work that gives new life to the otherwise abandoned and forgotten. 

This piece is centred around neolithic cup and ring marks that the original artists may have interpreted as a return of the power of the sun

This piece is made of two pieces from the same tree but conveys one shared message.

This piece is to celebrate and welcome the blue moon that appeared on the opening night of an exhibition. Within it Glen captures the flow and power of the moon on the Earth as it circulates around us

This piece explores how Neolithic artists may have used their carvings as an astral map of our universe and the power of the sun

The cup and ring marks etched into the wood spark interesting discussions - could they be a form of celestial mapping? Cup and ring marks are sometimes speculated to be ways of mapping movements in the universe.

Sculptural form inspired by the coastal cliffs at Amroth, Pembrokeshire. 

Using hand dyed fabric with cotton silk and polyester threads this unique piece is created with hand and machine embroidery.