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Portfolio pictures of engraved glass

 

Dancing in the Cinders

 

Engraved and hand-blown plate. Winner of the glass department prize at the 'Inspired by...' exhibition at the V&A, July 2006

Peter's roundel

 

Flash glass engraved and sandblasted

Small bowl

 

The imagery represents a celebration of multiculturalism in the wake of the London tragedies. The figures are based on asparas on a relief in an Angkor Wat temple. Apsaras are minor goddesses in Hinduism who 'marry' celestial musicians. They were born during the Indian creation myth of 'Churning the Ocean' for the ambrosia of immortality

12 cm d

Small plate

 

Crocodile seeking refuge in a clematis bower. This is a reflection on asylum-seekers' experience of flight and refuge in another country. Believing the raindrops falling on him to be stones, the crocodile takes refuge in the river without realising that the rain is the water; the droplets are the stones.

 

14 cm d

Large plate

 

Dancers. This won the John Davies Memorial Award for best progress in cold decoration at the International Glass Centre 2005.

 

22 cm d

Detail of the above

 

stained glass window sandblasted and engraved