Inspired by geology and natural process, these pieces take advantage of the chemical and physical properties of glass to create line and motion.

Each profession has a language: words they use that outsiders don't understand (or don't understand fully) acronyms, or ways of speaking that can be unintelligible to the untrained listener. These professional languages are interesting in that they serve to enhance...

I use engraved glass, woodworking and optics to explore the mutability of individual identity by making camera obscura sculptures that are enchanting and playful. In an effort to disrupt common metaphors in English that equate the self with permanence and truth and...

The Scottish Book Trust commissioned me to make the trophies for the 2016 Scottish Children's Book Awards. Inspirededby the open pages of a book, these are made with layers of fused and raked sheet glass, taking advantage of the chemically reactive properties of some...

These objects aim to upset this common association, having a stable exterior and an ever-changing interior, positioning change and transition in the place of authenticity. These objects integrate cameo engraved glass and camera obscura, through them I have aimed to...

"Fighting Swans" (2011) porcelain and glass mosaic. Private collection.

A series of cameo engravings based on photographs that taken in museums of the reflections of visitors in the glass cases that hold the displays. This reflection represents the museum system itself, with our personal and cultural self-perceptions interceding with the...

A series of images I've been taking in the National Museum of Scotland, each of one object pictured 54 or 108 times. The images are layered so that the viewer sees all of them at once.

A series of images taken in museums (below is the Louvre in Paris, France). I find it interesting to watch the reflections of people in the glass cases that hold objects in a museum, it seems to me to represent the museum system itself, with our personal and cultural...