I am a glass artist based in Rubibi (Broome), originally from Naarm (Melbourne). I work with leadlight, found and repurposed glass, light, and industrial forms.
My practice explores transformation, reclamation and metaphor through found materials and experimental processes. I am fascinated by the interplay between natural forces and human intervention.
I have always been assembling the things I collect—putting them together, arranging them just so, and noticing how one object plays off another. By moving them around, their meaning shifts and new stories emerge.
I am constantly inspired by materials and the landscape. They remind me to notice, to value what is often overlooked, and to approach the natural world with care and respect. I like to leave the history and imperfections of materials visible, valuing what might otherwise be discarded or ignored.
Contact Details
Website: aliceboardman.com.au
Phone: +61 419 384 505
Email: awaythroughart@gmail.com
This wall-based sculptural work combines industrial mesh grid with handcrafted glass elements, creating a playful tension between rigid structure and organic form.
Materials
Glass, solder and steel mesh
Dimensions
305 x 610 x 5 mm
Price/ NFS
$600.00
Fluorescent wall sconce, combines industrial mesh grid with glass and solder, creating a playful tension between rigid structure and organic form. Exploring the contrast between industrial materials and the delicate, tactile qualities of glass. Using fluorescent light, a material and technology that is slowly being phased out.
Materials
Galvanised steel mesh panel, glass, solder, fluorescent light fitting, MDF backing, aluminium trim
Dimensions
660 x 220 x 140 mm
Price/ NFS
$2,200.00