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Reflections in BloomGlass and Nature Intertwined

Solo exhibitionNov 7 – Dec 16, 2025
VenueFalkirk Cultural Center
Works9 shown

A room of halo towers where hand-worked glass blossoms rise from turned-wood pedestals — glass and nature intertwined. Each tower is tuned to its own bloom and its own light: amber and cherry, amethyst and gold, dichroic orbs and clear latticed pods. Staged through the bay-window rooms of the Falkirk Cultural Center, the work reads differently hour by hour as the light moves across the floor. Individual pieces are available; the installation is commissioned per site.

Halo Towers Reflections in Bloom
The full Reflections in Bloom installation — a room of halo towers where hand-worked glass blossoms rise from hand-crafted wood pedestals and stands, glass and nature intertwined. Each tower is tuned to its own bloom and light. Individual works are available; the installation is commissioned per site.
Year 2025 Scope Full installation Mat Blown & flameworked glass · local woods · custom ceramics
Green Maple
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Year 2025 Show Reflections in Bloom Mat Flameworked & blown glass · maple wood Status Available
A lampworked botanical study — green glass stems bearing spiked seed-pods and a pale blossom, rising from a molten-yellow vessel on a hand-crafted maple stand. Shown three ways: the studio portrait, the piece in raking afternoon light on its pedestal, and a detail looking down into the amber vessel.
GALLERY · 3 VIEWS
Dark Halo
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Year 2025 Show Reflections in Bloom Mat Blown glass · dark walnut wood Status Available
Amethyst and gold blossoms on arcing stems from a marbled violet vessel on a dark walnut quadrupod, framed by the hillside view. Shown three ways, including the piece beneath the show's title wall.
GALLERY · 3 VIEWS
Dicro Galaxy
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Year 2025Show Reflections in BloomMat Flameworked borosilicate · old-growth redwoodStatus Available
Openwork glass spheres — latticed orbs and dichroic pods on undulating clear stems, rising from a speckled dichroic column held in a hand-crafted quadrupod stand of 300-year-old old-growth redwood. Photographed against the conservatory windows, in detail through the openwork spheres, and close on the dichroic-tile inlays of the redwood stand.
GALLERY · 4 VIEWS
Unbalanced Flowers
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Year 2025Show Reflections in BloomMat Blown glass · moss bedStatus Available
Two blooms grown at deliberately different heights from a moss bed — a spotted amber-and-yellow cup arcing over a small green-stemmed poppy. A study in asymmetry as composition, shown with a detail of the amber cup and its trailing moss.
GALLERY · 2 VIEWS
Fluffy Halo
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Year 2025Show Reflections in BloomMat Blown glass · dried botanicals · cedar woodStatus Available
A halo vessel filled with dried hydrangea, pampas, and umbel seed heads on a slender hand-turned cedar quadrupod stand — glass and gathered plant material treated as one arrangement.
GALLERY · 2 VIEWS
Floral Beginnings
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Year 2025Show Reflections in BloomMat Blown glass · mossStatus Available
Two early forms — a green-mottled cup on a copper stem and a tall amber trumpet on a white stem — planted directly into a bed of moss on the gallery floor, rising nearly to the ceiling beneath the show's title wall.
GALLERY · 2 VIEWS
2nd Chance
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Year 2025Show Reflections in BloomMat Blown glass · dried florals · cherry woodStatus Available
Dried yarrow, banksia, and silver brush spilling from a green glass cylinder set into a hand-turned cherry quadrupod stand — second life given to material past bloom.
GALLERY · 2 VIEWS
Cherry Gold Halo
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Year 2025Show Reflections in BloomMat Blown & flameworked glass · cherry woodStatus Available
Bronze, amber, and cherry-purple blooms with a cluster of glass buds rising from a mottled gold vessel on a tall cherry stand. Shown three ways: in the tall bay windows above the pines, against the garden, and installed between two paintings in the main gallery. Accepted into an exhibition at 480 Lighthouse Gallery, 2026.
480 LIGHTHOUSE GALLERY · 2026

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