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Christine Milne
Christine Milne began her career as an artist, graduating from Gray's School of Art with a BA in Fine Art. She was subsequently awarded the John Kinross Scholarship to Florence where she focused on landscape painting. After becoming a professional member of Visual Arts Scotland, Christine moved to rural Southwest Scotland and was later introduced to the art of glassblowing. This led to a passion for the medium and the opportunity to build a home and workshop where she could develop her skills as a glass artist.
Maker's Story
Christine Milne began her career as an artist, graduating from Gray's School of Art with a BA in Fine Art. She was subsequently awarded the John Kinross Scholarship to Florence where she focused on landscape painting. After becoming a professional member of Visual Arts Scotland, Christine moved to rural Southwest Scotland and was later introduced to the art of glassblowing. This led to a passion for the medium and the opportunity to build a home and workshop where she could develop her skills as a glass artist.
Maker's Quote
“Everyday I see shapes and forms that influence my aesthetic, from plants and water droplets to classical forms ingrained in my subconscious. The beauty in these are what influence my work, creating functional everyday objects that aim to be satisfying to admire and a joy to use.”
The Process
Heating borosilicate glass over a torch, the temperature, air pressure, centrifugal forces and flame itself, work as tools to help shape the glass, right up until the last moment of making.
The Process
