Location: Scotiabank HQ, Scotia Plaza, Toronto, ON
Description: Mural for Walkway / Subway Concourse on 3 walls
The 120 foot long mural was created with gold, copper and silver leaf with reverse painting on glass. The painted, flowing images are of everyday life –which is what glitters more than gold. The artwork was created in partnership with my friend, painter Michael Poulton.
Location: St. Barnabas on-the-Desert, Paradise Valley, AZ
Description: Glass Mosaic for Organ Casing on the Chancel
This collaboration with Casavant Organ Builders is truly one-of-a-kind. The 44 foot wide glass mosaic and white organ pipes resemble a dove resting within a desert flower. The sound of the organ in this sanctuary is heavenly.
Location: Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Community, Vancouver, BC
Description: Circular Glass Mosaic above the Altar
A challenging project – I had to incorporate an existing crucifix into my mosaic artwork. My solution was to embrace this sculpture and give it context, using the Vancouver landscape with its unmistakable forms and colours to bring this powerful work into our own time and place.
Location: Cathedral of the Holy Family, Saskatoon, SK
Description: Chapel glass mosaic and 2 windows
This 30 foot wide mosaic of the Annunciation was created for the Chapel. It portrays the Angel Gabriel and Mary. Over one million hand-made glass tesserae were used to create the mosaic. A labour of time and love.
Location: Cathedral of the Holy Family, Saskatoon, SK
Description: Centre Detail – Chapel glass mosaic
The detail shows the Angel Gabriel and Mary with our beautiful, chaotic world between them – made of glass pieces of all shapes, sizes and colours. On one of those pieces is etched the city name Saskatoon.
Location: Massey College, Chapel Royal, University of Toronto, Toronto, ON
Description: Chapel Mosaic and Covenant Chain Niche of glass tesserae and beads
The mosaic and Covenant chain were created in cooperation with the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation. The Chapel Royal at Massey College is one of three of these chapels in Canada. The work of reconciliation and healing were primary considerations in this project.