An art project for DUCKs Infants school at Dulwich College for which I wrote the story of Dappy the Duck. I devised 8 art workshops for the children (aged 3-7) and I made 8 glass panels to illustrate the story.

These four panels hang independently in painted wooden frames and were made for an exhibition at the De Morgan Centre in Wandsworth. The background of each is inspired by the ceramics of William de Morgan.

Commissioned By Bromley Reform Synagogue and inspired by the ever changing cycle of nature, the design for this two metre high panel is based on the idea of light dappling through the trees in each of the four seasons.

These two companion pieces were created for the Era exhibition at the Cochrane Gallery where each artist showed work in ornate gilt frames. Each of the panels were created with thousands of glass beads.

This wall panel was made for the collection of Paintings in Hospitals. I wrote the poem in the background as a response to my experience of patients during my arts residency in the National Hospital of Neurology.

The visual coalescence of the facial profiles with the coloured stripes in this family portrait is a contemporary take on the nineteenth century taste for framed silhouettes hung against Regency Stripe wallpaper.

This large disc wall piece has a concentric pattern of one hundred and fifty glass extrusions based on the principles of sacred geometry. The making of this piece involved an innovative slumping technique resulting in a deep relief surface.