I am a detail junkie. One of the joys of this project was giving myself permission to stop and look up close at anything that caught my eye. Among other things, I discovered how complex and beautiful seed heads are. I also began to wonder how it is for small mammals and other creatures who live permanently in what we think of as the detail of things. Is their world a scaled-down version of ours, or is their perception altogether different?
Soundscape
Crickets and grasshoppers recorded on Swifts Hill
Wild Carrot Seed Head - fused and slumped glass sculpture - photo: Simon Bruntnell
Thistle Seed Head - fused and slumped glass sculpture
A Steanbridge Sampler - fused and slumped glass, monoprinted with enamel using plant material gathered near the Steanbridge pond - 52 x 36 cm
Mycelium - fused, slumped and engraved glass - 48 x 10 x 36 cm
Vole's Eye View 1 - fused, enamelled and slumped glass mounted on clear acrylic panels - each panel 50 x 110 cm
Vole's Eye View 2 - fused, enamelled and slumped glass mounted on clear acrylic panels - each panel 50 x 110 cm
