Amelia’s work is about taking tiny close-up details of the natural world, such as Lavander and reinterpreting them using hot glass to produce glass art. This piece is carefully constructed using hotglass murrine which Amelia has pulled in her hot glass studio then cutting them before building them up to create a large tile of murrine. The movement, colours and cellular structure of Lavander is the inspiration of this piece. 

This is a One-of-a-kind piece.

Photo Credit - Simon Bruntnell

A beautiful limited edition piece epitomising the movement and balance that Martin seeks to achieve in his sculptures. The attention to detail that hallmarks his work is critical here in establishing the relationship between the two hares - creating the sense of drama and  tension typical of a Martin Duffy sculpture.                                                                

At nearly a metre tall, the hares would be suitable for a large indoor space or an outdoor setting, as illustrated.

This beautiful oak burr has been power carved, shaped, sanded and then sand blasted to showcase the natural golden tones within the wood.

Finished with a thin wax oil coating.

Sculptural textile form, handmade and crafted from hand-dyed cotton fabric and silk threads. 

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

The origin of the cup and ring marks typical of Glen's work, remain a mystery.  Many theories have been put forward from mapping, markers, seasons and ceremonies and

I wanted to create a piece that envelopes the viewer in the energy of the repeated pattern of the circles. They illuminate from a central cirle that is actually a hole, look through the hole and you see the life or energy beyond.