Crispian Heath uses intricate glass forms to recreate the way in which natural objects such as rock have formed over a period of millions of years. His glass pieces sometimes hide forms within forms, such as a rock-shaped, negative space left within a piece of glass to work in the same way as a fossil which has left an impression on a stone. He thrives upon recreating the contrasting textures which exist naturally within the organic world, making rugged spaces within smooth surfaces to mimic the play between the smoothness of sky and the rockiness of earth below. Light adds the extra dimension, its reflections and refractions changing the colours of his glass. His vibrant, precise work has been exhibited all over the UK.