Creatures Collections
Beyond the Surface: Celebrating Our Shared World
There is a profound magic in realising that we are connected to everything. When we value our environment, we protect it—and those connections are forged the moment we step into the wild.
For me, the ocean is the ultimate teacher. It is a world of breathtaking beauty and "alien" wonder that inspires every piece I create. From the delicate dance of a rib vortex to the intricate forms of sea creatures, my work uses repurposed glass to tell a story of hope and heritage. I’m not just making art; I’m inviting you to rediscover your own deep connection to the sea and the remarkable life within it.
Didems
Colour, form and Feet!
Fresh from the ING Discerning Eye Exhibition at London’s Mall Galleries, the Didem series explores the "hidden cousins" of humans. These sea squirt-inspired forms are a skilfully made with the murrini technique, utilising repurposed glass to create a kaleidoscope of colour and texture.
With their organic shapes and whimsical feet, the Didems are designed to bring the vibrant life of the Red Sea into your home. Every piece is a unique, sustainable sculpture that bridges the gap between scientific curiosity and pure, artistic delight.
Ocean Dreams
Seaforms: The Pulse of the Deep
Inspired by the mesmerizing, rhythmic movements of jellyfish, anemones, and deep-sea corals, the Seaforms series captures the ocean’s ghostly grace.
Using a sophisticated cane-working technique, I free-blow each piece to mirror the organic, weightless flow of marine life. These aren't just sculptures; they are light-filled meditations on the creatures that drift through the abyss. Crafted entirely from re-melted waste glass, each form is as unique—and as fragile—as the ecosystems that inspired it.
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Porifera:
The Architecture of Connection
Marine Sponges, or Porifera, are the quiet architects of the ocean. Found from sun-drenched shallows to the crushing silence of the abyss, they grace the seafloor with sinuous forms and uncanny colors. They are the ultimate testament to the "fundamental interconnectedness of all things"—sustaining entire ecosystems through their silent, vital work.
This collection is a celebration of that resilience. Using an intricate, two-stage murrini process, I translate the porous, complex beauty of sponges into vibrant, free-blown glass. Every piece is a unique study in texture and light, crafted from re-purposed waste glass as a tribute to the planet’s oldest living filters.
