I'm a bit mad about seagrass. It's a quietly beautiful, often overlooked ecosystem in our ocean environment, kind of like an underwater version of a wildflower meadow. These 'meadows' play host to a myriad of wonderful creatures, as well as sequestering carbon, reducing pollution and being remarkable as the only flowering plant to live in seawater.  This work is a celebration of these marvellous plants.

Each work is hand made in a 2 stage process which starts with making canes to create the sense, colour and texture of the seagrass from an underwater perspective. These canes are cleaned, placed and picked up on a blowing iron, melted and overlaid with further canes to create depth. Each piece is then free blown to its final, organic form. The bottoms are ground and polished to finish. The process itself ensures that each piece made is unique. This collection has been made with repurposed and re-melted waste glass, part of the sustainability initiatives within my practice.