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Fiona Ashley

A Sunset in Time

A Sunset in Time

The Wide Ocean

The Wide Ocean

In the grass

In the grass

Reflected Journey

Reflected Journey

Seaglass Bowl

Seaglass Bowl

Remembrance

Remembrance

RemembranceII

RemembranceII

Bait Ball

Bait Ball

Tropical gardens1

Tropical gardens1

Tropical gardens

Tropical gardens

Fire in the Evening

Fire in the Evening

Castle and Sun I & II

Castle and Sun I & II

Castle and Sun II

Castle and Sun II

Castle and Sun I

Castle and Sun I

Bubbles September 2019

Bubbles September 2019

Bubbles September 2019 2

Bubbles September 2019 2

Mudlarking in the Thames 2021

Mudlarking in the Thames 2021

Paau Fragments 2019-21

Paau Fragments 2019-21

Study on Mondrian 2019

Study on Mondrian 2019

Honeycomb 2020

Honeycomb 2020

St Albans Cathedral 2019

St Albans Cathedral 2019

Considering Monet

Considering Monet

Curves and Layers - early experiments

Curves and Layers - early experiments

My work aims to be a celebration of life. By exploring and capturing a fragmented fleeting idea; exploring beautiful objects/concepts/

moments the pieces encourage one to pause and acknowledge that beauty.  My work itself causes more curiosity.
 

I am intrigued by how water, sky and glass share certain qualities. How fluid becomes solid; how to portray/capture movement into the solid and using reflection, transparency, opacity and colour.

 

I am a modern stained glass artist using traditional techniques but with fewer rules to inspire and reflect wonder. Using basic concepts of Tiffany copper-foiling to solder a variety of man made, hand rolled and glass shaped by nature together, I form a whole.

 

My influences are from the natural and synthetic world. The sky, the coast, wind, trees but also from music, dance, written or spoken sound.

 

In exploring this fragile world I am often engaging with the constraints of physics, playing with light and colour, channelling sparks of emotion or thought, building flights of fancy. Encouraging a return to non-stop curiosity.

"Art washes away from the soul, the dust of everyday life" - Pablo Picasso

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