The process of creating is as much part as the result in my sculptures. It’s a path of discovery… an exciting journey where an idea manifests itself as tangible.
Back to the Future – Contemporary Glass Inspired by the Past
Pretoria is a proverbial melting-pot of glass art. With this in mind several contemporary protagonists using glass in their oeuvre… Read more Back to the Future – Contemporary Glass Inspired by the Past
Constitution Hill – Number Four Prison
It is both a moment of deep sadness, anger and regret whilst contemplating these atrocities; and a time where we South Africans, as a nation, can use this wisdom, to understand our past and build a better future for all.
Rock Blossoms – Glassy Ideas Emerging from Fertile Ground
Rock Blossoms are a tribute to the rich history of glass and its origins.
Meta-Phor
The title references a duality, of that what you are seeing being a suggested resemblance of something else, something very familiar in this digital age.
Step…
Interaction is of utmost importance in my work, beckoning the spectator to come closer…
Exhibitions Opening This Week!
We hope that you can join us for these openings or enjoy the exhibitions during their run till mid July.
Ngwenya Glass Workshop 2017
Ngwenya Glass’ 30th Anniversary International Workshop 3-7 April 2017 One of my highlight of 2017 is to have been part of… Read more Ngwenya Glass Workshop 2017
Labour Of Love
Glass is part of my life…
This is a short, behind the scenes #LabourOfLove interview for SABC3’s Expresso Show.
2018 – The Year That Was
Sitting here in our library room on December 31st, I am contemplating the year that was. 2018 has probably been… Read more 2018 – The Year That Was
Heliograph – Drawing with the Sun
Heliograph is a series of three drawings, a triptych if you like. Each drawing is made independent from my hand, removing all characteristic styles associated with myself. Heliographs become an idea of, or, for mark making.
Skulls
Skulls have always intrigued me…
South African Glass – The art and societies from my perspective
One thing I have learned from the international glass community is that it is a family of wierd cousins, uncles and aunts, some might be scary and others timid or bombastic, everyone differenty unique but all are giving, supportive and believe in the magic of glass and its future.
SculptX at The Melrose Gallery
The annual SculptX exhibition is on at the Melrose Gallery, Johannesburg. With over fifty contemporary sculptors represented and over 150… Read more SculptX at The Melrose Gallery
Glass Art Society’s #MemberMonday
I am so stoked to be this week’s #MemberMonday member at the Glass Art Society. It’s a great honour and… Read more Glass Art Society’s #MemberMonday
Hand & Mind
No book or podcast can replace the real thing though. When the shit hits the fan theories give guidance but action solves the problem.
Faces – Features Translating Emotions
In past posts I have spoken about pareidolia, or the ability for us to recognise familiarity in things such as… Read more Faces – Features Translating Emotions