Glass Fusing and Slumping

There’s something endlessly captivating about fused glass art. I love the way colour melts and transforms inside the kiln. Every firing surprises me with tiny shifts in texture, movement, and transparency that make each work completely unique.

What makes fused glass so exciting is that working with glass is a balance between control and unpredictability. I am the one who arranges each component, but the kiln ultimately influences how the glass flows and merges, which determines how it goes. I feel like I am collaborating with heat. This collaboration between artist, heat, and material is what gives fused glass its dynamic character.

Whether geometric and minimal or layered and organic, my glass art interacts with light, seeming almost alive where it sits on my shelf.