Fire and Light

09/08/2026

A new design has arrived.

This is the first of our new Tower Fire Pit, designed to combine clean, modern lines with the warmth and durability of Corten steel.

The tapered tower creates a striking silhouette while directing smoke up and away, making it as practical as it is eye-catching. Every piece is handcrafted here in Tasmania from heavy-duty steel and built to last.

This one is also the fire pit you'll build in my new one-on-one, six-hour workshops, where you'll fabricate your own from start to finish under my guidance.

What do you think of the new design?

🔥 Handcrafted in Tasmania
🔥 Heavy-duty Corten steel
🔥 Also available as a hands-on workshop experience

05/08/2026

✨ Every breeze brings a different display.

The beauty of Diamonds isn't just in the stained glass—it's in the movement. As the sculpture gently turns in the wind, every diamond catches the light from a different angle, constantly changing throughout the day.

Each piece of coloured glass has been individually selected and handcrafted into a kinetic sculpture designed to bring colour, movement and life to your garden.

Made by hand here in Tasmania.

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https://fireandlight.net.au/diamonds/

04/08/2026

💎 Introducing Diamonds

After many hours in the workshop, Diamonds is complete.

Inspired by the clean lines and brilliance of cut gemstones, this handcrafted steel and stained glass sculpture changes throughout the day as sunlight passes through each individually selected piece of glass. Every angle reveals a different combination of colour, light and reflection.

Like all of my sculptures, Diamonds has been handcrafted here in Tasmania using quality steel and premium stained glass, creating a unique feature designed to be enjoyed for years to come.

I'd love to know... which colour catches your eye first?

See more photos and details here:
👉 https://fireandlight.net.au/diamonds/

03/08/2026

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03/08/2026

Diamonds is now complete and ready to shine.

From the first steel frame to the final piece of stained glass, every part of this sculpture has been handcrafted here in my Tasmanian workshop.

As the sunlight changes throughout the day, each diamond-shaped panel catches the light a little differently, creating an ever-changing display of colour and reflection. It's a sculpture that's designed to look different every time you walk past it.

I'd love to know what you think of the finished piece.

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02/08/2026

From empty steel frames to a burst of colour.

These two photos show the transformation that takes place before one of my sculptures comes to life. Every stained glass panel is individually selected, cut and fitted by hand before being carefully installed into the steel framework.

It's one of my favourite stages of the process. The sculpture already has its shape and movement, but it's the glass that gives it its personality. Watching the colours catch the sunlight for the first time never gets old.

Each piece is handcrafted here in Tasmania, and no two sculptures are ever exactly the same.

See more of my work:
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01/08/2026

01/08/2026

The Daily Grind... 💎

Not the coffee kind.

Every piece of steel gets plenty of attention before it becomes part of a finished sculpture. Today's job was grinding and smoothing the welds on Diamonds so every line flows cleanly into the next.

It's one of those jobs that takes time, creates plenty of sparks, and somehow leaves grinding dust absolutely everywhere!

Slowly but surely, Diamonds is starting to shine.

What do you think of the progress so far?

31/07/2026

Diamonds is coming together. 💎

It's always exciting when the individual pieces stop looking like separate components and start looking like a sculpture.

The steel diamond frames are made, the stems have been bent and positioned, and today I laid everything out to check the balance before the final welding begins.

There's still plenty to do, including cutting and fitting the stained glass, but it's rewarding to see the original sketch steadily becoming reality.

What do you think of the design so far?

30/07/2026

Fairies in the Garden has found her new home. ✨

That didn't take long!

I'm delighted to say this sculpture has sold, and I honestly don't think she could be going to a lovelier person.

The good news for me is that she won't be collected for another month, so I'll get to enjoy seeing her in the garden a little while longer before she begins her next chapter.

Thank you to everyone who has followed her journey from the first sketch through to the finished sculpture. I love sharing the process with you.