I explore the richness of stained glass through using a variety of techniques, including casting and slumping glass, sandblasting and etching, painting with enamels, lustres and gold, to produce free- standing screens, panels and windows.

I work with detail in both traditional European Styles of stained glass and creatively interpreting Islamic art into unique designs. I also incorporate these elements into windows that illustrate traditional stories and folktales. I believe that windows should convey a message and tell a story.

For more information, see my web site: www.bodley.ox.ac.uk/external/al/

• 1999 : "The Magic Horse". Private residence, Bearminster, Dorset. Hallway.
• 1994 : Green Doors - "Arabesque". Private residence, Sloane Square, London. Combining geometric and floral elements. Central panels acid-etched with cast glass inserts leaded in.
• 1993 : Red Screen, Mashareque International, Saudi Arabia. Free-standing screen, mixed media, featuring central glass calligraphy of sandblasted flashed glass.
• 1992 : "Iznik Window". Private residence, Finchley, London. Inspired by the potters of Turkey. Blue flashed glass, acid-etched and painted with enamels.
• 1991 : Charteris Room, Eton College. Intriate heraldic design of Lord Cherteris and Eton College Coat of Arms. Painted, stained and acid-etching flashed glass.