GLASS

My work as a glass artist is a continuation of my exploration of light in my decades-long career in photography. I began working in glass to add dimension and movement to my photographs but soon fell in love with glass for its own properties.

Each glass sculpture, panel, and vase I create is an interpretation of the interplay between color and form, reflecting my fascination with glass’s ability to capture and refract light. Understanding the properties of molten glass, and guiding it, offers both technical challenge and creative opportunity.

My vases are not merely functional; they serve as sculptural objects where flowers and glass work together, but where each piece tells its own story. Designed to be placed on a windowsill, the colors transform as the daylight changes.

The sculptures in my collection ask people to come closer to discover the patterns and colors that flow through the entire thickness of the glass that’s sometimes three inches deep. Each surface, each perspective, reveals new visual compositions.

Working in glass frees me from just interpreting the physical world around me through photography. I’m now exploring the visual playground in my mind.