I studied Sculpture at Sheffield Hallam University using mixed media and graduated in 2002 with a B.A. Hons Fine Art Sculpture. Since then, I have been painting whilst bringing up my three children in Norwich. I am now concentrating on sculpture in glass using the lost wax casting (using ‘Pate de verre’) technique.

For the last couple of years, I have been working with my father, glass artist David Reekie, as an apprentice/labourer and have been producing my own work.  I am an active member of the Contemporary Glass Society, exhibiting work in their online exhibitions, and have also been picked to exhibit my work in a few of their selected exhibitions.

With my more recent work, I have incorporated found objects with my glass mice. I like to use old, discarded, or found items that have an unknown history and a story to tell. Finding these objects gives me inspiration and ideas for my work. Transforming them into pieces of art, changing their purpose, and giving them a new lease of life. In doing so, I want my pieces of sculpture to tell their own stories.