Art That Tells a Story by Alison Garrett-Hanneson

Water

There is just something so appealing about blues and greens... They lend so well to the serenity of the ocean, the flow of kelp, the trees and plants in the rain forest.

A stained glass artwork depicting abstract waves, using a mix of blue, green, yellow, and clear glass pieces. The waves are layered with curved lines, creating a dynamic flow across a textured background.

Yellow And Blue Wisps

Close-up of an abstract glass art piece featuring swirling green and blue patterns. The texture is wavy and layered, with a mix of translucent and opaque sections, creating a dynamic, flowing appearance.

Kelp

A decorative sculpture made of clear and blue glass shards arranged to form a wave-like structure on a wooden base. The piece is set against a neutral wall, highlighting its intricate and delicate design.

Light Wave

A stained glass artwork featuring flowing, wavy ribbons of green, blue, and beige. The ribbons intertwine and overlap, creating a dynamic, fluid pattern with textured glass accents.

Green Blue Waves

A stained glass panel featuring a flowing wave design in shades of blue and teal, with scattered clear and textured glass pieces resembling seafoam against a translucent background.

Brian's Wave

Water

There is just something so appealing about blues and greens... They lend so well to the serenity of the ocean, the flow of kelp, the trees and plants in the rain forest.

Colorful abstract glass sculpture featuring curved, layered panels in shades of black, red, yellow, blue, and green. The sculpture rests on an irregularly shaped mirrored base, reflecting and enhancing the vibrant colors and intricate details.

Colour Reflections

Fine Art

However, there is a full palette of possibilities to explore while working with glass, from the elegance of clear to a full rainbow casting reflections in a mirror.

Fine Art

However, there is a full palette of possibilities to explore while working with glass, from the elegance of clear to a full rainbow casting reflections in a mirror.

Over the Years...

... I started working with traditional stained glass techniques (glass, lead and solder), got a kiln, began playing with the fluidity of hot glass... This has led to the possibility to combine both techniques, and more.