Cast Glass Artworks by Di Tocker
"I usually work in series. This is because I like to develop and 'push' an idea to see how far I can take it".Each of Di Tocker's glass artworks is signed and dated, including a unique code number. Larger cast glass works are packaged in a bespoke presentation box or a travel crate. The albums below are organised in series of sculptural glass artworks. Di welcomes the opportunity to make glass to order using the commission process - pick up the phone for a chat, email or visit her Cambridge studio.
Small Odyssey
Sitting on top of the world, with it all at your feet, options open.
Headspace Series
Sitting high, with a worldly view the figures contemplate a moment in time. The ladder allows an option to retreat.
Team of Two
Team of two was nearly named ‘confluence’ meaning converging of two rivers or the act of merging.
Odyssey
Figures incapsulated within the round form
Arches
Observing a moment in time from a comfortable place, midway in life
Universe - Us
Delicately balanced, referencing togetherness as two individuals
Archiforms
Sweeping cast glass curves convey emotional landscapes
Navigator Series
Figures lookout from simplistic boat forms,speaking of mindful travel, exploration, and observation.
Large Unique Works
Bespoke larger works exploring ideas about relationships, a pivotal moment, disconnection and reconnection.
Travellers
10 colours available, handcrafted suitcase with figure
Shelfies
Couples and Pairs sit comfortably together
Steps
Reflection time
Fluid Series
Inspired by a trip to glaciers in Southern Argentina and living in an island nation.
Rooms Series
In these technically challenging glass works Di Tocker explores negative space creating small 'worlds' within a solid block of lead crystal.
Indicator Series
Implying directional change and using reclaimed studio glass, each indicator is unique. Available online and direct from Di Tocker Glass Studio. Watch a video on the making of the Indicators.
Awards / Trophys - Designed by Di Tocker
Cast Glass is the ideal medium to create unique and symbolic awards. Photography by Grace Carson.
High Homes
Short series 2019. Created to discuss themes of our NZ housing crisis.