Size:
Approx. 915 mm × 460 mm
Medium:
Stained Glass
Here the leaf hangs heavier, almost weightless, as aqua currents weave around it. The border of deep shifting blues turns the entire piece into a window of moving water, a portal that brightens any tall corridor or entrance.
The Ginkgo Leaf Panels extend the artist’s fascination with the ancient ginkgo- a symbol of memory, endurance, and quiet elegance- reimagined through the luminosity of stained glass.
Each panel floats between nostalgia and modernity: the ginkgo rendered in molten reds, burnished golds, deep blues, and water- washed greens, framed by rippling panes that echo waves, windows, and time- worn mosaics.
The compositions are intentionally timeless- neither antique nor contemporary- but suspended in a space where beauty feels inherited. These pieces are scaled for grand entrances, architectural niches, or tall lobbies, where shifting daylight can animate the leaf’s silhouette like something alive.
In each work, the artist’s signature and date are cleverly woven into the internal lines of the glass, subtly breaking the boundaries of shape and pattern- a hallmark gesture found across her practice.
This quartet stands as both ornament and atmosphere: a quiet celebration of colour, craft, and the meditative stillness of something that simply floats.
