Similar Projects

• 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 [...]

• “Raining Letters” Glass Screen for Kingston Library, Milton Keynes.

  This screen was designed for a new library in Milton Keynes. The library is a new custon built unit in a shopping area. The idea was to create a space for people to use as a meeting hub within the library. The design uses letters which rain down around the curved glass screen. Hidden within the random letters are words and book titles, creating an interest for those visiting the library.

• 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 [...]

• Forest

  “Forest” a sculptural installation at Rothbury community hospital. 2006.

• Dappled Shade

  A private commission for a front door. This commission was based on imagery from my sketchbook created when on holiday in Italy.

• The Sower, Laverton

  The Sower at St. Mary’s Laverton was a memorial window, created in memory of a man who was both a farmer and church warden at Laverton for 57 years. The theme of the Sower was very appropriate.

• 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

• Anonymity

  Anonymity – a stained glass window for Eton College drawing schools

• Shoal

  Shoal is a sculptural installation in a rose window in a converted chapel.

• 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.