A hanging paper tapestry, a rust-coloured plinth featuring six small-scale craft objects in bronze, enamel and wood.

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Lisa Pettibone Glass Artist

Focusing on line, form and structure I make kiln-formed glass wall pieces, sculptural objects and vessels. Using a combination of fusing, slumping and surface treatments, I am able to achieve volume and complexity while exploring natural forces such as gravity, growth and energy. Science and the intersection of man and nature are a source of fascination that drive my work. Studio practice includes developing new work for exhibitions, private and public commissions and teaching.

Glass and mixed media artist

Gomshall, England

Focusing on line, form and structure I make kiln-formed glass wall pieces, sculptural objects and vessels. Using a combination of fusing, slumping and surface treatments, I am able to achieve volume and complexity while exploring natural forces such as gravity, growth and energy. Science and the intersection of man and nature are a source of fascination that drive my work. Studio practice includes developing new work for exhibitions, private and public commissions and teaching.

Focus:
Sculptural glass
CV:
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Commissions:
Available for commissions

The International Festival of Glass 2015

25 May 2015

Adventures in Slumping, 3 day glass-making masterclass, lecture and demos during this biannual event in Stourbridge, UK. I will also be exhibiting nearby at the Amblecote Echoes Exhibition 28th – 31st May.

Focusing on line, form and structure I make kiln-formed glass wall pieces, sculptural objects and vessels. Using a combination of fusing, slumping and surface treatments, I am able to achieve volume and complexity while exploring natural forces such as gravity, growth and energy. Science and the intersection of man and nature are a source of fascination that drive my work. Studio practice includes developing new work for exhibitions, private and public commissions and teaching.

Focus:
Sculptural glass
CV:
Download document
Commissions:
Available for commissions

The International Festival of Glass 2015

25 May 2015

Adventures in Slumping, 3 day glass-making masterclass, lecture and demos during this biannual event in Stourbridge, UK. I will also be exhibiting nearby at the Amblecote Echoes Exhibition 28th – 31st May.