Shorebreak - The Last Wave
These sculptural works are inspired from watching waves break from below the surface. Tubes of bubbles known as 'rib vortices' make a beautiful, dynamic frame for the wave.
My latest sculpture, Last Wave, will be shown at Sculpture at Doddington 2024.
Last Wave is influenced by the remarkable photography of Ben Thouard. The colour palette is based on his work in French Polynesia, the magic of Teahupo'o and the blue undertones of the re-melted waste glass.
Roberta Mason Art Glass
Saint Dogmaels, Wales
The Last Wave - Element detail, Stephen HeatonContemporary glass wave sculpture constructed with free blown glass elements made from repurposed and re-melted waste glass on an underlit wooden plinth
The Last Wave - Element detail, Stephen HeatonContemporary glass wave sculpture constructed with free blown glass elements made from repurposed and re-melted waste glass on an underlit wooden plinth
The Last Wave - Sculpture at Doddington 2024, Stephen HeatonContemporary glass wave sculpture constructed with free blown glass elements made from repurposed and re-melted waste glass on an underlit wooden plinth
The Last Wave, Stephen HeatonContemporary glass wave sculpture constructed with free blown glass elements made from repurposed and re-melted waste glass on an underlit wooden plinth