Hive (Detail)
Louis was awarded one of the Jerwood Makers Prizes by the Jerwood Foundation in 2012 to complete new works
Hive
This first piece comprised of large scale blown glass components filled with water and exhibited at the Jerwood Space, London
Hive (Detail)
This piece subsequently went on to be exhibited at Oriel Mostyn Gallery, Wales and the Shipley Museum in Gateshead
Reap What You Sow
The second piece produced foe the Jerwood Makers Prize. This piece had a specially designed plinth that housed UV lighting
Reap What You Sow (Detail)
The piece consisted of large blown glass cylinders around 75cm tall that were distorted and filled with distilled water
Reap What You Sow (Detail)
The blown glass cylinders were then filled with inclusions made from uranium glass that glow under UV light
Heavy
Blown glass and water H45cm
Heavy Trio
Blown glass and water H45cm (Tallest)
Heavy (Detail)
Blown glass and water
Heavy
Installed at Contemporary Applied Arts, London
Heavy
Installation at The Riverhouse Gallery during a solo exhibition
Heavy
Installation at the Glazenhuis Museum in Belgium
Strange Brew
Blown glass, lampworked glass and water H72cm
Strange Brew
Blown glass, lampworked glass and water H72cm
Strange Brew (Detail)
Blown glass, lampworked glass and water
