John Nutter Glass
Architectural Installations
Nutter's original training in glass as an artistic medium took place in a traditional stained glass studio—mostly religious and residential windows—at a time when sand-blasted glass was mostly for signage. A growing interest in public art opportunities led to an investigation into more sculptural techniques, such as furnace casting and multi-layered carved glass installations.
Sand-blast carved panels with LED lighting
Detail - Sand-blast carved panels with LED lighting
Carved glass room divider
"Herons" carved glass window
Leaded and carved glass, coloured glass
Leaded coloured glass Wall Panel
Detail of Wall Panel
Carved sand-blast glass
Leaded coloured glass windows
Leaded coloured glass windows
Leaded coloured glass windows
Leaded coloured glass windows
Details - Leaded coloured glass windows
Details - Leaded coloured glass windows
Carved sand-blast glass eagle and canopy installation
Detail - Carved sand-blast glass eagle and canopy installation
Leaded stained glass lamp shade
Two leaded coloured glass windows
Carved glass, alder door, LED lighting. Showing cartoon, door during day and door lit at night
"Rebecca Spit" Carved Glass, Dichroic Glass
"Tree of Life" Carved Glass
Close-up - "Tree of Life" Carved Glass
Leaded Stained Glass (with Leo Mol - shown from outside
Leaded Stained Glass (with Leo Mol) - shown from inside