Textured Sculpture ‘Cliff Edge’ by Crispian Heath

Textured Sculpture Artist Crispian Health has produced something quite mesmerising with his ‘Cliff Edge’. With alluring blue and green colours and smooth and rugged surfaces, the sculpture draws the eye in. There is something timeless about this Jurassic, jagged-styled contemporary piece that will win admirers far and wide.

This enticing textured sculpture piece is one that will suit an office as much as a home and can be used as a wonderful centrepiece. It will benefit from being well-lit and placed in white or off-white surroundings.

N.B. The images shown are an example of the ones in the series. Each piece is handmade and therefore there will be small variations in colour and pattern. Each one is completely unique and signed by the artist.

Glass Sculpture Art Artist

Crispian Heath was born in Cuckfield, England, in 1958. His early career was dedicated to the mechanical industry, his main trade being in motorbike restoration until the mid-1980s. Crispian then went on to make a radical change to his life, his first job in the glass industry taking him to the USA and to Boston Glass Arts Studio. On return to the UK, he worked in Devon. He then went on to further his studies in kiln craft at the University of Sunderland. In 2009 he established his own practice.

Crispian’s work has been displayed over the decades in both the UK and abroad, his work having been exhibited in the Netherlands as well as the US. He has won awards from Craft and Design Magazine and has also published his own literature on Art Glass. His most recent publication, from 2016, is entitled “Art Glass Today”.

Crispian’s focus today is on a unique contemporary art glass sculpture. His work is inspired by landscapes and the rugged cliffs and geological sites of Britain. He shares an intense connection with the play of natural light and the elements of the land, all of his sculptures interacting with light, transparency, and refraction. His sculptures are all one-off pieces, his private collections being found in both the UK and USA.