Quigley By Design

This piece has been quietly taking shape, and I’m really pleased to share it 💚

A fused glass cast face made using Bullseye mint green glass powder, kiln-formed and mounted in a deep box frame. Beneath the surround is a mirror, which reflects light back through the glass and brings out the soft translucency and subtle surface texture.

I love how the light changes the expression as you move around it — sometimes calm, sometimes slightly haunting — giving the piece a sense of presence beyond the frame. The mirror adds depth and a gentle glow, allowing the glass to do what it does best: hold light.

A study in form, fragility, and reflection.

Let me know what you see in it ✨

“What does a victim — or a perpetrator — look like?”

Sometimes art doesn’t just ask you to look —
it asks you to see.

Four faces, cast in glass.
Each coloured by the ribbons of Mental Health, Domestic Abuse, Child Sexual Abuse, and Sexual Assault.

Behind them, a mirror —
reflecting not just the art,
but you.

Because this is what a victim looks like.

Created for an interactive exhibition by Kaleidoscopic UK, with Dr Emily Finch and the University of Surrey, shifting perspectives of domestic abuse through art, poetry, audio, video, and live performance.

A day that showed how survivors want to be
seen, heard, believed, understood, and supported.

It was an immense privilege to be part of it. 🤍

A boy a girl and a dog ❤️

The brief a lady and gentleman Wildebeest dressed as aristocratics. With a splash of AI magic and here are the AI generated images. Framed by Frames Direct Theale with anti-reflective glass.