Siobhan Healy
Siobhan Healy makes sculpture that depicts endangered flora, fauna and corals and is interested in exploring the theme of biodiversity. She creates her work as ethereal images, to suggest the transient and delicate nature of the subjects. Healy's current work combines imagery from her sculptural work in glass & crystal. She then created fine art screen-prints with digital images & added details with oil paints. These works are then embellished with crystals & diamond dust to add to the sense of value and to ask the viewer to consider the potential loss of these species. Healy Arts (SC051273) has been established to continue the educational outreach work of Siobhan Healy.
Siobhan Healy MLitt BA Hons (b. 1976, Scotland) is an Alumnus of Glasgow School of Art/University of Glasgow and also Edinburgh College of Art. Her specialisms are sculptural glass/crystal and silver forming. Her artwork has gained prestigious worldwide prizes and can be found in museum collections such as Glasmuseum Alter hof Herding, Germany, Harvard University,USA, The Scottish Parliament Art Collection and the Perth Museum and Art Gallery. Her work is also in notable private collections worldwide. Healy has also been a consultant and demonstrated glass-making processes on BBC 1’s Homes Live and also on BBC2’s Geology programme ‘Men of Rock’ with Professor Ian Stewart. The combination of innovative work combining science, art & environment, which push the boundaries of materials, has allowed her to develop her unique contemporary work. Siobhan Healy is currently an Artist Board Member of Glasgow Sculpture Studios Board of Directors.
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