Inspired by the simple shapes found in nature, Tim strives to integrate colour and proportion within the works created. Once the shapes are cut from copper or silver, powdered glass is then sifted onto the individual pieces and fired in a kiln. Colours are slowly layered - firing after each application, until the desired surface is achieved.

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Tim Laurin

Tim graduated from Sheridan College School of Design in 1985 and later earned a Graduate Degree from York University. He has been practicing as a professional artist/maker for more than thirty years. He has exhibited internationally and is included in numerous permanent collections, most notably the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto, Ontario and the Corning Museum of Glass in New York.