A solo exhibition of kiln-formed glass landscapes exploring what it means to find home through place.

Although best known for wearable art and landscape pendants, this exhibition marks a move towards larger kiln-formed glass artworks, creating space for wider horizons, changing weather and a deeper sense of atmosphere.

Living in Devon has felt like finding home. Inspired by Dartmoor and the Devon coastline, these landscapes capture fleeting moments of light, weather and place. Each piece is built from four layers of glass, carefully composed and kiln fused. As the layers merge, colours soften and blend, creating depth, movement and a moment held in glass.

That sense of belonging is especially significant. Raised in a military family, I moved frequently throughout childhood, making it difficult to put down roots. Even when we stayed somewhere for several years, there was always the feeling that another move might come. As an adult, relocating for work continued that pattern. Devon has been the first place where movement has gradually given way to belonging.

“We came for the sea, but fell for the moor.”

Inspired by Dartmoor and the Devon coast, the work captures fleeting moments of light, weather and place. Each piece is built from four layers of glass, carefully composed and fused in the kiln. As the layers merge, colours soften and blend — creating depth, movement and a moment held in glass.

Debut Solo Show— Over a Year in the Making. Featuring a fortnightly blog documenting the journey.