Year | 2026

Medium | Hot joined blown and solid glass

Size | 19 × 24 × 11 cm

A little statement about this glass art from Tom | I reckon I’ve made more birds than anything else, I am beguiled by these elegant ancient weirdos. Some of the oldest blown glass was made in the shape of water-fowl, the ductile material perfect for the sininous neck - it's almost as if glass wants to be a bird.

Ferny Dell because it’s cool and green, oscillating between goose and face.
Sunshower Owl has a garden on its brow, the strangeness of bright rain splits the spectrum. Visit here to see this owl.

Artist Statement and Bio | Artists often supply a statement which is about their artworks. The Bio is about them and captures their achievements similar to that of a CV. This document will accompany sold artworks at Gallery of Small Things and form part of your provenance when collecting artworks. Tom’s Artist Statement and Bio can be read here.

Australian and International Shipping | When checking out, you can choose click and collect (for locals) or custom shipping invoice (Australia and International). Anne will be in touch at the end of the exhibition once your artwork/s is packed and will seek a custom quote from a specialist courier due to the special handling required to transport’s these artworks.

Photos | Photos courtesy of the Artist; insitu in gallery Anne Masters

Year | 2026

Medium | Hot joined blown and solid glass

Size | 18 × 23.5 × 10 cm

A little statement about this glass art from Tom | I reckon I’ve made more birds than anything else, I am beguiled by these elegant ancient weirdos. Some of the oldest blown glass was made in the shape of water-fowl, the ductile material perfect for the sininous neck - it's almost as if glass wants to be a bird.

Sunshower Owl has a garden on its brow, the strangeness of bright rain splits the spectrum. Ferny Dell because it’s cool and green, oscillating between goose and face. Visit here to see this bird.

Artist Statement and Bio | Artists often supply a statement which is about their artworks. The Bio is about them and captures their achievements similar to that of a CV. This document will accompany sold artworks at Gallery of Small Things and form part of your provenance when collecting artworks. Tom’s Artist Statement and Bio can be read here.

Australian and International Shipping | When checking out, you can choose click and collect (for locals) or custom shipping invoice (Australia and International). Anne will be in touch at the end of the exhibition once your artwork/s is packed and will seek a custom quote from a specialist courier due to the special handling required to transport’s these artworks.

Photos | Photos courtesy of the Artist; insitu in gallery Anne Masters

Titles | Carve, Climb, Hover and Soar

Year | 2026

Medium | Powdercoated brass, linen, hemp, textile ink

Descriptions and sizes |
Carve | medium emerald green brooch, 12 × 8 × 1.2 cm
Medium black powdercoated brooch with emerald green linen wings with black tips and triangular black shape painted onto wings at bend in wings

Climb | small brooch with grey wings, 10.2 × 6.5 × 1.2 cm
Small black powdercoated brooch with pale grey thin linen wings with black tips and black triangular shape in wings near the end.

Hover | medium/large brooch with teal wings and black stripes, 15.5 × 6.5 × 1.2 cm
Medium/Large black powdercoated brooch. Teal wings with 3 x black stripes near the end of the wings. Black tips.

Soar | large brooch with electric blue wings, 17.5 × 11.4 × 2 cm
Large black powdercoated brooch with electric blue hemp wings with black tips. Longer black linen pile near body of bird.

Artist Statement | Clarity of flight series

This series draws on jewellery traditions that use bird motifs as cultural symbols. Inspired by superb fairy‑wrens, eastern rosellas and rainbow lorikeets, the works explore how flight reframes perspective. Watching birds sweep past my windows gently reminds me to lift my gaze to the wider landscape of possibility that new perspectives afford me.

Artist Statement and Bio | Artists often supply a statement which is about their artworks. The Bio is about them and captures their achievements similar to that of a CV. This document will accompany sold artworks at Gallery of Small Things and form part of your provenance when collecting artworks. Vicki’s Artist Statement and Bio can be read here.

Australian and International Shipping | When checking out, you can choose click and collect (for locals) or custom shipping invoice (Australia and International). Anne will be in touch at the end of the exhibition once your artwork/s is packed and will seek a custom quote from Australia Post.

Photos | courtesy of the Artist; in-situ Anne Masters

Titles | Ascent

Year | 2026

Medium | Powdercoated brass, hemp, linen, textile ink

Description
Ascent | large neckpiece bright green,
Large black powdercoated bird pendant necklace. Bright green wings with black stripe near end of wings. Pile cut to a curve at the end. Beaded necklace of square beads.

Size | Bird only 19 × 12 × 0.6 cm. With beaded necklace 34 cm.

Artist Statement | Clarity of flight series

This series draws on jewellery traditions that use bird motifs as cultural symbols. Inspired by superb fairy‑wrens, eastern rosellas and rainbow lorikeets, the works explore how flight reframes perspective. Watching birds sweep past my windows gently reminds me to lift my gaze to the wider landscape of possibility that new perspectives afford me.

Artist Statement and Bio | Artists often supply a statement which is about their artworks. The Bio is about them and captures their achievements similar to that of a CV. This document will accompany sold artworks at Gallery of Small Things and form part of your provenance when collecting artworks. Vicki’s Artist Statement and Bio can be read here.

Australian and International Shipping | When checking out, you can choose click and collect (for locals) or custom shipping invoice (Australia and International). Anne will be in touch at the end of the exhibition once your artwork/s is packed and will seek a custom quote from Australia Post.

Photos | Courtesy of the Artist; insitu Anne Masters

Titles | Coast

Year | 2026

Medium | Powdercoated brass, hemp, linen, textile ink, silk, cotton

Description |
Coast | Pendant with orange/rust wings
Medium black powdercoated pendant with orange and rust linen wings with black tips and 2 strips of black linen at end of wings. On thin silk cord with round bead. Image with coiled neck cord.

Size | Bird only - 14.5 × 10 × 0.5 cm. With neck cord 42 cm long.

Artist Statement | Clarity of flight series

This series draws on jewellery traditions that use bird motifs as cultural symbols. Inspired by superb fairy‑wrens, eastern rosellas and rainbow lorikeets, the works explore how flight reframes perspective. Watching birds sweep past my windows gently reminds me to lift my gaze to the wider landscape of possibility that new perspectives afford me.

Artist Statement and Bio | Artists often supply a statement which is about their artworks. The Bio is about them and captures their achievements similar to that of a CV. This document will accompany sold artworks at Gallery of Small Things and form part of your provenance when collecting artworks. Vicki’s Artist Statement and Bio can be read here.

Australian and International Shipping | When checking out, you can choose click and collect (for locals) or custom shipping invoice (Australia and International). Anne will be in touch at the end of the exhibition once your artwork/s is packed and will seek a custom quote from Australia Post.

Photos | Courtesy of the Artist; insitu Anne Masters

Year | 2026

Medium | Etching and hand colouring. Framed in Oak Wood.

Size | 15 × 20 cm (image size) and 38.5 × 33.5 × 2 cm (framed)

A little statement about this etching from Martin | Each etching features a bird against a backdrop of a lightly etched tree trunk, or branch, the latter appearing as parts of skeletons - some human, some also imaginary skeletal forms. The skeletal sections are human, but some are invented from various human skeleton parts. There are pressures on all species, including our specie,  hence the irony of tree branches being composed of human skeletal sections. Most of the birds in the work are only threatened in certain locations or environments. I was thinking more of resilience in the face of dwindling biodiversity. The irony in the work is that humans are possibly the unsuccessful species!

Artist Statement and Bio | Artists often supply a statement which is about their artworks. The Bio is about them and captures their achievements similar to that of a CV. This document will accompany sold artworks at Gallery of Small Things and form part of your provenance when collecting artworks. Martin’s Artist Statement and Bio can be read here.

Australian and International Shipping | When checking out, you can choose click and collect (for locals) or custom shipping invoice (Australia and International). Anne will be in touch at the end of the exhibition once your artwork/s is packed and will seek a custom quote from Australia Post.

Photos | Courtesy of the Artist; In-situ Anne Masters