Glass Art
Each piece of kiln-formed glass Emma designs and produces is individual and unique with underlying complexities.
Emma starts by designing and firing a series of samples. Once she is satisfied that the sample is going in the right direction she creates the object to be fully fired and finished.
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With three dimensional pieces Emma uses complementary designs, focusing on both the external and internal face of the glass, using the interplay between the two surfaces using a combination of design, colour and form. Her three dimensional pieces can require 4 or 5 firings, depending on their complexity.
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Each piece is then finished using a combination of cold working processes, including sandblasting, grinding and polishing.
Increasingly Emma’s Art Glass is privately commissioned.