About

"Even the smallest amount of beauty matters and can be useful. Not because it makes a difference on some cosmic level, but because it quiets our restless hearts for a moment. It whispers to us that joy is still possible."

-Emma Sloley

I work in glass for its delicacy, strength, and uncanny ability to transform light into emotion. Inspired by the shifting light of the outdoors, everyday moments, and a touch of whimsy, I layer rich color, texture, and pattern to create pieces that invite viewers to pause and look closely. The tactile process—hand‑cutting, arranging, and soldering or fusing each piece of glass—feels like a conversation between craft and material. Since 2011, I’ve draw from traditional methods and timeless modern design to shape work that’s playful and imaginative.