Works from the past year
in Glass
Click on the image to learn more about it which also becomes a slide show. View what I've been cutting into in the past two years.
View like a book--from 'older' to 'newest'.
 Cascade (Earth, Sky, Water)Starting with a triple break in an old window, I began to cut out a pattern, intuiting a design, with a particular mix of stained glass in mind. I tried to capture the freedom of air, the passionate descent of water, and the strident strength of rock in the vibrant radiance of glass and the 'negative' space of transparent glass. 28 x 30 Collection J. Brenner |  Lotus Meditation Window24 x 39, A window inspired by my partners study of Buddhism to capture a feeling of spiritual harmony, radiating peace & tranquility. Private Collection. |
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 Lotus of Compassion14.5 x 14.5 A smaller version born from the larger meditation window. A panel to contemplate beauty, inside and out, in the real world and inside your physical being. Private Collection. |  Frost Lotus 28 x 45I live in a 175 year old house, deprived of upstairs insulation, where bedrooms and my studio are. I've created some stained glass windows to remedy the frost quotient, still very hardy in winter. This one is in my painting room. |
 Plastic Saint w/fish 25 x 40A perfect plastic copy of a 13th century stained glass is sandwiched between 2 clear panes, as 4 fish from a discarded project dance around St. Francis. This is in my paper-cutting room. |  Blubble Glass 28 x 48A reconstructed storm window makes a new vision in my stained glass studio room, looking S into the woods, with jolly circles. |
 Filigree Square 17 x 43A central panel from an old window is the focus of a geometric pattern for the Green Bedroom, looking SE across the old tin roof. |  A Flag for HealingThis little design began as I toyed with scraps of glass, into a banner of an unknown country. It was offered at auction to aid artist Stacie Mincher, debilitated by a freak stroke. May it fly with healing grace. 10 x 17 |
 Dancing with the Dwarf PlanetsThis began as a basic angular design using triangles and circles, and evolved to this work,with clear glass allowing the terrestrial to play in the celestial. 28 x 30 |  Blue MoonStained Glass, 23" x 19", at play with circles and planetary images, dancing in the splendor and mystery of the Universe. Private Collection. |
 LampPorch1To hide a naked light I created a lamp for my porch 7x6x7x16 . . . to accent windows I previously devised for our back porch |  HallflowerA flower for my stairwell (also to block glare of street lamp) 16 x 14 |
 BluebloomWindow for my front door looking out across the Passumpsic River towards St. Johnsbury Town Forest 25 x 23 |