Contemplations in Lockdown  

Covid-19 Lockdown, clay at hand, an idea for a sculpture based on this unprecedented time. My figure is stuck, awkwardly posed, neither here nor there, but social distancing! At the same time he’s at peace, contemplating everything.

These contemplations over his body, are the many thoughts of my followers on social media.

Jonathan Hateley

Fractaala® Luzon - an island within an island 

All Fractaala® sculptures are named after an island somewhere in the world – something within the piece resonates with a feature of the island.

This piece is named after Luzon Island which is at the most Northern point of the Philippines. There is a lake at the southern tip of the island, Lake Taal. This lake contains a volcano crater, in which there is also a lake.

‘Luzon’ is made by pulling multicoloured glass cane from a Vitrigraph kiln, cutting the cane into small pieces known as “murrini” (also known as “millefiori”) and then fusing together to form the whole.

Juliette Derwent

Cloud Nine Feline 

No matter the circumstances, through sleep, cats often just drift off in ecstasy. Such happiness is infectious.

Teresa Martin

Pigasus 

‘Pigasus’
What man has always sought
Is access to the gods –
The endless quest for wisdom
From the realm of Mount Olympus.

Oh, how old Zeus would laugh!
For all along,
The only truth we need
Dwells here among ourselves,
If only we’d be still enough
To listen.

David Paynter

Man’s Best Friend 

Nobody understands me like you do.

Simon Conolly