Open House for the Breath of Compassion
27 Jun2012
Last Sunday turned out to be the perfect sunny day for a viewing of my recent stained glass commission, the Breath of Compassion. Hung on the southern wall of the main stairwell, the brief for this work called for maximum reflection of sunlight so lots of iridised and silvered glasses were employed in the design.
me with my patron Paul
Breath of Compassion
I was much photographed that day
Michael Ryan and Paul andrews were very generous in hosting the event and it was terrific to be able to share the work with a good number of friends: a very rare opportunity. Regular visitors to my website will recall seeing progress shots of the Breath of compassion on my ABOUT page last year. The work took a year to come together and was installed in November 2011. Claremont Joinery did a brilliant job of the framing; getting the work hung was quite a trick.
guests with host Michael
This entry was posted on Wednesday, June 27th, 2012 at 11:38 pm sydney, contemporary stained glass, wall work, chippendale
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