Similar Projects

• “Ripples” a sculptural installation at the Rosie Hospital, Cambridge.

  Over the past year I have been working on a series of artworks for the extension of The Rosie Hosptial at Addenbrookes in Cambridge. The new building has been designed to put users at ease and create a friendly environment. The artwork focused on the emotions of people using the unit, and was deliberately abstract. [...]

• Claudia on Radio Dacorum

  You can hear my  first radio interview on radio dacorum here: Hour One: http://bit.ly/Xrx949 Hour Two: http://bit.ly/Y9xQVS

• Healing Herbs Window

  Healing Herbs Window for Rothbury Community Hospital.

• Article about making “The Sower”

  The Sower – A memorial window for Philip Weeks. Installed December 2012. The original concept for the window was suggested by the family, recalling a conversation with Philip about the window, and how The Sower would be a suitable subject for this small farming community. As a farmer and church warden at St. Mary’s for [...]

• Unwoven

  “Unwoven” was all about colour and space. it is rare to have a commission which is so open to different possibilities. In some ways it is quite daunting, and it took me a long time to work out what to do. However, the result worked really well, and it is the piece I think I [...]

• Horizon Door Panels

  Created in 2003 for an Italian client, these door panels show how effective coloured glass can be without cutting out too much light.

• Art for the Rosie

  I’m continuing to work on the Addenbrookes Rosie hospital project. You can see my blog – a first attempt at blogging for me at artfortherosie.drupalgardens.com

• Bucks Open Studios 2012

  I will be exhibiting work in my studio space, along with Sue Roberts (clay), Bonnie Phipps (textile) and Erin Thwaites (silver). Details and opening times can be found on the Bucks Open Studios Website. http://www.bucksopenstudios.org.uk/exhibitor_details.asp?id=1362 Please come along if you are in the area.

• “On the Wing”

  “On the Wing” is a new sculptural installation suspended in an atrium space. It complements the contemporary architecture by creating a softer, more feminine feel to the space.

• Glass for the Serenity Spa at Seaham Hall. 2002.

  The windows for the Serenity Spa at Seaham Hall were an important milestone for me, as they formed the largest commission I had undertaken at that time. The pieces were experimental, and it was wonderful to be given the opportunity to create something so unusual.