Recycled Fused Glass Panels

A cube made from transparent glass appears to be embedded in a square of blue glass with white streaks.
A square glass panel with an inset area, also square. The inset area is broken up with a series of curved lines, forming a wavelike pattern.
A square glass panel formed from a series of strips with one side curved. The result is a series of ripples in the surface of the work.
A square glass panel with smaller rectangular pieces fused to the surface. These smaller pieces are arranged in four sweeping lines running from the upper left of the work to the bottom .
A square piece of glass contains an inset square area where other pieces of glass have been fused to it. these pieces from a wavelike pattern, interrupted by two slightly curved diagonal strips.
A square wooden frame contains a panel of textured glass. Several rectangular pieces of glass are fused to the panel to form a geometric pattern.Rectilinear 1

I started working with float glass — common window glass — because I wanted to learn about fusing glass with less expensive materials. The intent was to hone my basic skills, then move on to glass that was formulated for fusing. As it turns out I’ve stuck with it for much longer.

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