About Me
Elizabeth is an expressive architectural glass artist whose artworks are full of colour, motion and life.
In 2011 she gained a first class (BA Hons) Degree in Architectural glass at Swansea Metropolitan University which followed after four years studying glass painting in the Czech Republic. In addition, in 2011 she received The Award for Excellence from the Worshipful Company of Glaziers and Painters of glass. In recent years Elizabeth has worked at Salisbury Cathedral Stained Glass Department and more recently, Recclesia Ltd as a stained glass artist and designer of stained glass.
Nature has become the inexhaustible source of inspiration for most of her designs. Also the influence of light enables her to capture new ideas and integrate them into the architectural artwork. Those qualities are embedded in suggestive images which approach both the viewer’s feelings and sensory reactions.
Elizabeth’s favourite techniques are hand painting combined with airbrushing, sandblasting, surface embellishing with precious metals and experimenting with multiple layers of glass.
She believes that architectural glass art has a positive impact on the place we live in and also on our daily life. In her approach glass is not a mere medium, but also a subject indicating an emotive message.
Awards
2022 Professional Stained Glass Roundel Competition Winner - Stained Glass Roundel created for the Lord Mayor of London, Sir William Russell
2011 The Award for Excellence – Worshipful Company of Glaziers & Painters of Glass
Selected Exhibitions / Installations
2022 Glorious Glass Exhibition - Artisan Gallery, Torquay, Devon
2022 Bedazzled Exhibition, CGS, Pyramid Gallery, York
2022 The Joy of Glass, Craft Centre & Design Gallery, Leeds
2021 – 2022 British Society of Master Glass Painters Centenary - Touring exhibition
2021 Boomer Magazine, Exhibition - The New Artist, p. 167
2020 Stained Glass Windows, permanent installation. Private residence, London
2020 Glass Art, permanent installation. Private residence, North London
2019 Stained Glass Roundel, permanent installation. Queen’s College Cambridge