Naw Voz [Cornish for Nine Sisters] is a series of waterjet cut interlocking glass wall panels that combine photographic images with fused, fragmented shapes and glass powders. It is part of a series of works developed from ancient places across Cornwall.
Naw Voz stone row is a Bronze age monument near St Columb, in Cornwall. Embedded in the earth, the stones have stood for over 3,000 years. Made of granite, they are streaked with beautiful veins of quartz that change in different weather and seasons. This glass wall installation changes when viewed from different angles, moving from opaque to transparent, solid to ethereal.

Overall size: 147cm x 37cm x 6mm

The panels are mounted 100mm away from the wall surface.