This group of four deliberately symmetrical glass objects was made by collaging white cane patterns together to make a mosaic surface before blowing into their final form. Scott has chosen a theme – the use of the same technique – and played with it to create four distinct variations in size and shape, with four very different openings, altering the purpose of the vessels.

Height 38 cm

Scott has worked with a particular technique to create a variation of three radially symmetrical objects with mottled blue and green transparent glass, overlaid with freely drawn thin cane trails.

Height 30 cm

This sculptural object was constructed from blown-glass elements of many colours, with fine black lines. The object seems to mimic the traits of everyday tableware but is not itself intended to be functional.

Height 19 cm
Width 24 cm
Diameter 17 cm

This symmetrical vessel, oval at its cross section, was made by tiling together murrine made from layers of coloured sheets of glass. The result is a mosaic-like appearance.

Height 30 cm
Width 25 cm
Diameter 10 cm

These three radially symmetrical vessels were made using cane techniques on transparent glass of various colours. The glass and the patterns are reminiscent of those seen on contemporary church windows.

Height 30 cm