Autumn Sunflower

Nasturtium

Marina Series sushi dish

The colours and forms they use are chosen to represent the diverse and beautiful coastline near their home.

Some pieces depict the sea, with harbours and marinas, together with the jostling of sails and rigging.

Others are based upon the countryside, the beach and the sky.

Each piece is a unique work of art with no two being the same.

Marina Series round wall plaque

Liam and Geri are continually exploring new avenues and techniques.

"A large dose of lateral thinking and downright tinkering can produce startling results".

Currently they are exploring the possibilities presented by recycling domestic glass waste.

Bottle clock

Geraldine Dorcey comes from a background in the fashion industry (mother was a milliner) with a lifelong love of textiles and textures. An avid collector of glass together with experience of interior and accessories design, now works with glass in all its various forms from stained glass windows and jewellery to fused and slumped work.

Liam Dorcey an ex Metropolitan Police Constable, discovered the airbrush at 21, started custom painting cars and bikes and touring with Airbrush manufacturers demonstrating at exhibitions and trade fairs. Now an internationally known freehand airbrush artist producing both abstract and representational work, has also worked with cold cast resin methods, as a muralist and with mosaics.