Glass with Stand ‘Sea’ by Sigi Hil

Made with multiple firings of a clear glass disc using frit balls that have been pre-fired to produce a textured piece that captivates the light and whose surface reflects the light in multifarious ways.

The multitude of firings gives both a pitted composition and depth to the piece with a colour hue that is gentle and beautifully understated.

Part of the Genesis series of Earth (Click HERE to see Earth), Sea and Sky (SOLD).

Accentuate your home décor with this artistic glass with a stand. It will suit any room or hallway and deserves to take pride of place on a shelf or mantelpiece  – anywhere it can be admired!

N.B. The images shown are an example of the ones in the series. Each glass art is handmade and therefore there will be small variations in colour, shape and pattern. Each one is unique and signed by the artists.

Round Sculpture Artist

In 2005 after a 17-year career in International Banking, Sigi Hill decided it was time to explore a creative path. It was during a foundation course in Art and Design at the Chelsea College of Art and Design, that her interest in glass first sparked. She went on to study at the University of Creative Arts (UCA) in Farnham. It was here that she obtained a First Class BA (Hons) degree in Three-Dimensional Design specialising in Glass.

Sigi works from her studio in Hampshire, designing and making her inspired designs. Her work uses glass frit which gives her the flexibility to blend colours without losing their definition. The resulting part-fused, crystalline with smooth textures which are complex and intriguing.   Sigi enjoys being able to create simple yet measured shapes which reflect her initial inspiration. Sigi enjoys creating her own visions of nature, but also delights in working to a brief.

At her Hampshire studio, Sigi runs workshops and tutorials for glass. She also offers drawing and mark-making at various venues in the UK.

Sigi is a member of The Society of Designer Craftsman (LSDC), The Surrey Sculpture Society, The Hampshire and Berkshire Guild of Craftsman and the Contemporary Glass Society. She has exhibited in numerous venues across the UK.