Crafts CouncilDirectoryHelen Slater GlassMy Love of the Circular & SphericalAboutThese are images of recent projects that all have a connection with the circular form. As you will know, my work explores the use of glass as a facilitator, enhancing the image and elevating it to a new level of perceived depth, interaction and immersion. "The work itself has a complete circle of meaning and counterpoint. And without your involvement as a viewer, there is no story." ~ Anish Kapoor. This is how I feel about my work and necessity that the viewer is able to create an experience.Helen Slater GlassChipping Norton, EnglandLooking into the Kiln, Helen Slater StokesView looking into a glass casting kiln mid-firingOptical Test, Helen Slater StokesBlue cast glass disc with an engraved and polished lens surfaceInterposition, Helen Slater StokesDetail of a cast glass work that exploits optical interposition to create an enhanced optical depth within the piece..Circular Corridor - Work in Progress, Helen Slater StokesThis is a work in progress image of a cast glass piece that creates the illusion of depth by exploiting the optical cues that we develop cognitively from a young age.My Love of the Circular & SphericalAboutThese are images of recent projects that all have a connection with the circular form. As you will know, my work explores the use of glass as a facilitator, enhancing the image and elevating it to a new level of perceived depth, interaction and immersion. "The work itself has a complete circle of meaning and counterpoint. And without your involvement as a viewer, there is no story." ~ Anish Kapoor. This is how I feel about my work and necessity that the viewer is able to create an experience.Helen Slater GlassChipping Norton, EnglandLooking into the Kiln, Helen Slater StokesView looking into a glass casting kiln mid-firingInterposition, Helen Slater StokesDetail of a cast glass work that exploits optical interposition to create an enhanced optical depth within the piece..Optical Test, Helen Slater StokesBlue cast glass disc with an engraved and polished lens surfaceCircular Corridor - Work in Progress, Helen Slater StokesThis is a work in progress image of a cast glass piece that creates the illusion of depth by exploiting the optical cues that we develop cognitively from a young age.More from Helen Slater GlassProjectPhD ResearchProjectPhD Research ProjectProjectNew Glass Review Selection!ProjectPrivate commission now ready to installProjectNew Lenticular Glass ArtworksProjectBespoke Corporate AwardsProjectThe Spirit Awards 2023ProjectNew worksProjectBritish Glass Biennale 2024