There are numerous ways of using fused glass for lighting. I have tried some of them in these examples. I made flat panels which were built into lightboxes for the sitting areas at Franklyn Hospital (more photos in the projects section). A fused sheet was bent over a mould to make the curved shape for the Art Deco wall light, while two curved pieces made up the cylindrical lamp. For the pendant flower shapes for the standard lamp and desk light I used a mould like an inverted beaker, and heated the glass until it draped in a freeform way. The wrought iron bases were made by Richard Bent of Red Anvil Studio, Modbury.
The fuselage 3-panel sculptural light is available from wallsloveart.co.uk
Fuselage wall light - Bespoke lighting and wall art fromwallsloveart.co.uk
Draped lamps -These match the triangular window in the Windows and Screens - Flowers section
Country lightbox - before installation in Franklyn Hospital, Exeter. There are photos of this lightbox installed and others in the series in the projects section
Flower standard lamp, and desk light - Richard Bent made the wrought iron stands for these lamps. The glass drapes over a former as it softens in the kiln, resulting in unique free-form shapes
Art Deco wall light
Cylindrical lamp - the flower motif was borrowed from some fabric belonging to the client