His exhibit is reviewed on The Glass Quarterly blog. Jeff writes of her review that he is pleased that she understood the subject matter but, "I think her title is a bit strong, as 'indictment' implies having reached a conclusion/judgement. What I'm really saying is that we all whitewash our histories. We need to in order to live with ourselves. We create the 'pretty' version of our life, decisions and histories so we can continue to view ourselves as honourable, noble, honest, even 'good.' I hope it will serve more as a focus for meditation on those themes than an 'indictment.' That's why the pieces are so 'quiet' - to aid a slower, more considered thought process."
These are stunning pieces and really need to be seen to appreciate their subtlety and scale.
My own work featured in a less glamorous but no less appreciated online exhibition of work by makers in Scotland on Etsy, curated by Cate Fitt.
More about the Crafthaus exhibition in the next few days.