I have long been captivated by the inherent beauty of glass and its remarkable ability to capture light, movement, and emotion. My journey began with stained glass, and has since evolved into a focused exploration of vitrigraph murrine—a centuries-old Italian technique reinterpreted through the use of a vitrigraph kiln.

By carefully stacking layers of coloured glass and drawing them in molten form from the kiln, I create intricate rods embedded with detailed internal patterns. These are then sliced, arranged, and transformed through multiple kiln firings into finished works. This process bridges traditional craftsmanship with contemporary methods, resulting in pieces that are both technically refined and visually expressive.

Each work reflects a personal narrative, as well as a broader appreciation for the quiet, often unexpected beauty found in the world around us. Through glass, I aim to create moments of stillness, reflection, and connection.